Am I sure the month will always be two digits? Yes, I'm 100% positive and from the snippet below, it'll also relieve your wonders on why I'm comparing to a number.

With all that beside us now, can someone help me setup the max day checker? 

print <<"ALL";

Day: <SELECT NAME="day" SIZE="1">
<OPTION SELECTED> $editday
<OPTION> 01
<OPTION> 02
<OPTION> 03
<OPTION> 04
<OPTION> 05
<OPTION> 06
<OPTION> 07
<OPTION> 08
<OPTION> 09
<OPTION> 10
<OPTION> 11
<OPTION> 12
<OPTION> 13
<OPTION> 14
<OPTION> 15
<OPTION> 16
<OPTION> 17
<OPTION> 18
<OPTION> 19
<OPTION> 20
<OPTION> 21
<OPTION> 22
<OPTION> 23
<OPTION> 24
<OPTION> 25
<OPTION> 26
<OPTION> 27
<OPTION> 28
<OPTION> 29
<OPTION> 30
<OPTION> 31
</SELECT>

Month: <SELECT NAME="month" SIZE="1">
<OPTION SELECTED> $editmonth 
<OPTION> 01
<OPTION> 02
<OPTION> 03
<OPTION> 04
<OPTION> 05
<OPTION> 06
<OPTION> 07
<OPTION> 08
<OPTION> 09
<OPTION> 10
<OPTION> 11
<OPTION> 12
</select>

Year: <SELECT NAME="year" SIZE="1">
<OPTION SELECTED> $edityear
<OPTION>04
<OPTION> 05
<OPTION> 06
</select>
</td></tr>

<tr><td>Course:</td><td>
<SELECT NAME="course" SIZE="1">
<OPTION SELECTED> $course
<OPTION>GDP Mod 1
<OPTION>GDP Mod 2
<OPTION>GDP Mod 3
<OPTION>GDP Mod 4
<OPTION>
<OPTION>HYG Mod 1
<OPTION>HYG Mod 2
<OPTION>HYG Mod 3
<OPTION>
<OPTION>Carers Sp. Needs
<OPTION>VDP
<OPTION>CDP Sp Needs
<OPTION>
<OPTION>TBC
<OPTION>Lecture Day
<OPTION>Other
</SELECT>

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