10-24-2008, 08:49 AM
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The Prestige
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Manchester, UK
Posts: 854
Thanks: 32
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Yea Salathe is correct, there wont be any duplicates unless you introduce them into the array. Therefor this is probably the easiest way of doing it:
PHP Code:
<?php
$links = array(array('url'=>'#', 'label'=>'Proxy #1'),
array('url'=>'#', 'label'=>'Proxy #2'),
array('url'=>'#', 'label'=>'Proxy #3'),
array('url'=>'#', 'label'=>'Proxy #4'),
array('url'=>'#', 'label'=>'Proxy #5'),
array('url'=>'#', 'label'=>'Proxy #6'),
array('url'=>'#', 'label'=>'Proxy #7'),
array('url'=>'#', 'label'=>'Proxy #8'),
array('url'=>'#', 'label'=>'Proxy #9'),
array('url'=>'#', 'label'=>'Proxy #10'));
shuffle($links);
$temp = array_slice($links, 0, 5);
foreach ($temp as $link) {
printf("<a href=\"%s\" class=\"menu_child_links\">%s</a>", $link['url'], $link['label']);
}
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