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script to rotate a number in a webpage in order(like round robin style), not random

Asked by BPCS in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), JScript, Perl Programming Language

Tags: script, rotate, number, sequential

Looking for a way to rotate, in order, a number on a webpage each time it is loaded. Users will have access to a page where they will enter some info in a form. The thank you page or success page will have a number(or image) in it that was selected -  in order -  from an inventory of numbers(or images). I would like the rotation to go from beginning to end and start all over again(round robin style) It can also be an image that rotates if that is more available. I'll just make each number I want to add an image. Is there a script or cgi or php or something that will do this. Its very simple in theory.
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