Again, i've been told my question isn't clear.... So i will try and clear it up :).

As you can see, by trying the search options, that it doesn't search. Nothing is returned when you search, or the program crashes the browser. I had a version of this program that searched by color, pattern. It searched the Res/Mun/Com/Ind/All section, but i didn't have the option to search all residential cd's or all mun. etc.
I added the file name search, and that has yet to work. And now the searching of type of print shows nothing. No option on the list returns a result.

What i want in the end? I want it to search through the files. If any search passes, show those entries your searching for. If all Any or blank, show everything.
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Wiz, The VooDoo Doll
Head Master of 12:30 Productions
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In reply to Re: My Image Search, v2 by wiz
in thread My Image Search, v2 by wiz

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