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  1. I pretty much figured it out. array_multisort($idcheck, $titlecheck, $raritycheck);
  2. Hey, I have 3 arrays of info that have been pulled from a database. Here are the names of the arrays. $idcheck[$k] $titlecheck[$k] $raritycheck[$k] Each array is related, so $idcheck[1], $titlecheck[1] and $raritycheck[1] all have info related to each other. Displaying $idcheck[1], $titlecheck[1] and $raritycheck[0] for example, would mismatch the info. What I'm looking to do is setup a way to sort one array, and have the others follow suit. If $idcheck[1] is sorted alphabeticly, $titlecheck[1] and $raritycheck[1] will still be associated with $titlecheck[1] and be sorted as well. I'm looking to display the info from all three. I was thinking of using array_multisort, but I am confused by the php site's description of the function. I hope this makes sense. Let me know if I am being unclear. Cheers.
  3. Hey, I use Amazon.com to display pictures for certain items which are sold on my website.  Up until now, I've just hotlinked from my site to theirs, because it's allowed with a resellers account, but I was wondering if it was possible to GET the picture from Amazon, store it on my machine and then verify that something was downloaded from Amazon. So if a pic was downloaded, it would store it, and then place a value of "1" in the database.  Otherwise it would place a value of "0" if nothing was downloaded.  Is this possible?  Need more info?  Any help would be awesome.  Thanks.
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