Hi Murray - there were three possible logos - winner, runner up and commended. So users can log in and see their products. On the page for each of their products there are three links to a page for each. But using a little bit of PHP only the appropriate link is visible.
<?php if ($row_rsWinner['Year']=='2014' AND $row_rsWinner['Winner']=='Y'){ ?>
<p><a href="2014/winner_logos/index.php">2014 Winner Logos ></a></p>
<?php } ?>
<?php if ($row_rsRunnerUp['Year']=='2015' AND $row_rsRunnerUp['RunnerUp']=='Y'){ ?>
<p><a href="2014/runner_up_logos/index.php">2014 Runner Up Logos ></a></p>
<?php } ?>
<?php if ($row_rsCommended['Year']=='2015' AND $row_rsCommended['Commended']=='Y'){ ?>
<p><a href="2014/commended_logos/index.php">2015 Commended Logos ></a></p>
<?php } ?>
So for example, there would have been 15 or so for each that could grab one of the three logos, e.g. 2014 Winner.
But now there are 300+ logos that are each specific to only one product.
i.e. only one product should be able to download any particular logo, e.g. 2014 Winner, Best Cuisine, South Africa
So the above would still work, it would just become a bit impractical.
One thing we've thought is to have three pages - each would list all the winner, runner up or commended logos, and people could just download the relevant ones.
Basically trying to strike a balance between making it easy for people to grab the logos, and not enabling them to easily grab logos that they shouldn't.