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Hello, I have a code that, although it does not give a compilation error, is not working: 

LPCSTR szFontFile = "Myfont-Regular.ttf";

AddFontResourceEx(
 TEXT("Myfont-Regular.ttf"),        // font file name
 FR_PRIVATE,        // font characteristics
 NULL);

cout << "TESTE"; // to verify if the font is beeing used
cin >> x;

RemoveFontResourceExA(
  TEXT("Myfont-Regular.ttf"),
  FR_PRIVATE,
  NULL);

Is there anything I'm missing? The source is working because I already tested it with other languages.
I use GCC to compile on windows

    
asked by anonymous 26.06.2018 / 20:49

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I'm starting a new project in HTML5 and I would like to put a background img in the header, in vdd I want to put 4 images and I want them to change on every page refresh, I do not want a slider, site see an image and in each loading of the page img change. I'm starting the project now and have not done anything yet so I have no code to post. Does anyone know something similar?

    
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If you use only JavaScript, I would suggest the following:

Rename background files with names with sequential numbers:

%pre%

Then after your %code% , call the script:

%pre%

Note: Because images will be called by random numbers, it may be that the same image is loaded after a new page load. If avoiding this is of importance , you can create a %code% to prevent the same image from being loaded again at the next page load. For this the code changes:

%pre%

SIMULATION

  

Code only for test without refresh on page. Use one of the codes   above.

In the example below, click the Refresh button to change the background of %code% :

%pre% %pre% %pre%
    
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It can be with PHP as well. Try it

Put this in PHP:

%pre%

And this in css:

%pre%

Important, the name of the images should be "bg-0X.jpg" ok, if you want to add more imgs just put in the Array 'bg-05.jpg' and save the img in the folder.

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