I tried your solution and it returns error codes... so it no work.

This original DB was written back in the 90's, and could be updated I'm sure, but I need it to work for this site "lender-reviews.com" until we get funded.

So it's critical to me. Here's a sample output of the data:
http://lender-reviews.com/cgi/dbmod.cgi/lender/default.htm?view_records=1&ND=ND&option11=W&format=short&sb=26

The 'fix' we are attempting to work on here is to assist in the editing of the data by admin and clients.

I'm in Orange County, Southern California, and will take phone calls regarding this gladly: 949-722-7005

In reply to Re^2: Help syntax? by randallmarquis
in thread Help syntax? by randallmarquis

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