How to randomly displaying images on page refresh

This script display images in "imageRot" div randomly on every page load.

Replace "quote-xx.gif" with your image name.


<div id="imageRot"></div>
<script type="text/javascript">
    var images = new Array();
    images.push("quote-01.gif");
    images.push("quote-02.gif");
    images.push("quote-03.gif");
    images.push("quote-04.gif");
    images.push("quote-05.gif");
    images.push("quote-06.gif");
    images.push("quote-07.gif");
    var random = Math.floor(Math.random() * 7);
    var imageRot = document.getElementById("imageRot");
    imageRot.innerHTML = '<img src="images/' + images[random] + '" alt="">';
</script>

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