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Dear sir mysql free result will free all memory associated with the result. it can not increase memory usage. also make sure you use mysql close the database conection aswell. The increased memory
Hi Sorry i took it as you just wanted to show the image. you can not populate a sql query with javascript which is what you need to do. you can populate javascript with sql but that wont work here.
Hi why sql. all you need is the images/MainPage4.gif for each diffrent page. so all the images are currently uploaded on the server arnt they. the only value that is changing is the mainpage number
hi Just been re-reading over this. so basicly the hasval increases with each page. as each page increases you want the image on the right to change acording to what page the user is on. so pumps
Hi Use the SQL to populate the javascript array. once you have the sql array results use document.write to populate your javascript array. the page will be slow, but using flash always makes a page

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