I do not normally like to make posts like this. It almost feels a waste of my time to write, and a waste of others' time to read. But it really needs to be said

Please take the advice and guidance you ask for.

In your last post, o' wise and learn'ed tilly gave you some of the most useful advice you can take from this site!
It was assistance that would surely have made this problem *much* easier to solve (if not completely eliminated). You still are not using CGI or strict. I do see an improvement in readability, and indentation.. so cheers on that =)

So anyhow, the moral of the story is that we can't do a very good job of helping you until you decide to help yourself =/

In reply to Re: Wierd DB Question by count0
in thread Wierd DB Question by lisaw

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