Hi I am new to this forum. ${NEW_PD$x} is suppose to be a variable used in the loop below that contains all the code to display a pulldown menu for each element of an array. All I keep getting this to display is NEW_PD1 or 0NEW_PD1 instead of the pulldown menu. Any idea's. Thanks Cal
for ($x=1; $x <= $total_elements +1; $x++) {$varname = "fname_menu$x";$NEW_BUS_TXT = ${"NEW_BUS_TXT$x"}; $$varname = " <table border='1' width='100%' bgcolor='#BBEEEE'> <tr> <td width='100%'> <B>($x.)Using the pull down menu Select a member</B> ${NEW_PD$x} }

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