I guess the OP found it so confusing in PHP that now he has switched over to ASP for this issue. (All the moderators and experts discussing on this issue, and could not find a solution... I'm ashamed... what about all of you?)
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Hmmm, could be we can find the same question in the ASP forum.Originally posted by hsriat
But "... and could not find a solution ...." ??? But that we have, that we have.Comment
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OP Said:
The same image is stored in the database multiple times.Here the issue is though if i have same image stored in the db many times i have to display unique image on every refresh of the page.( means previously displayed image should not display if i refresh the page instead fresh image should appear.)
I am not making a mountain out of a molehill.
Thank you very much.Comment
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After reading the original question again (a few times :P) I must agree with this.Originally posted by markusn00b
The solution is simple then... remove the duplicates from the database!
I can't imagine why the OP would add the same image multiple times... This is meant to be the top banner, so I assume this is not something the public can mess with.
So the question becomes, why are there multiple copies of the same image in the database?
I think the problem is not that we couldn't find a solution, but rather that we didn't understand the question.I guess the OP found it so confusing in PHP that now he has switched over to ASP for this issue. (All the moderators and experts discussing on this issue, and could not find a solution... I'm ashamed... what about all of you?)
The speculation probably caused some confusion tho, your right :/Comment
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I think we should close this thread or move this to Cafe section so that everyone may comment on this :DComment
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Since OP has opened this thread at May 2, has logged in since then and shows no interest in this discussion nor does he/she dp anuthing to clear the confusion, I will close ths thread.
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