Simple Random Link is an easy to set up random link script. Useful for sending your visitors to a random link.

Issues a CGI or HTTP redirection response to a random URL selected from a list of URLs. Use this script for random images, "random URL" links, maybe even primitive load-balancing between servers.

This is a very simply link generator written in Perl. It stores all the links in an array within the script. This script requires SSI.

This script allows you to place a random link anywhere you specify on your webpage using SSI. You have full control over what the link says and what links get thrown into the rotation. It comes with an admin script that gives you full control over all links and urls.

Uses SSI (.shtml) to provide any amount of links that change at predetermined times. You configure a data file and the system picks randomly a link and description from that file at whatever time/intervals you want.

Random Link is a simple script that randomly selects a link from a set of pre-selected links and sends you to the link location.

Random Link Generator allows you to set up a page which has a link on it, or establish a link on an existing page, which, when clicked on, the user is taken to a random url pulled out of a list of urls that you specify.

This Perl script performs a redirection to a randomly-selected page, chosen from a list of URLs in a text file.

The 'RandomPage' script scans through a directory tree of HTML documents, picks one at random, and sends the user to that page.