atements, but that ain't the same as actually being able to see the
whole db on the screen before you... I'm hosting with Loud-n-Clear, who I
must say are excellent...
Ian W
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because all radio buttons has same name.
rename each sets of radio buttons as
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Hi.
I'm experimenting
You've given all the radio buttons the same name in the same form. Only one
can be checked.
You'll need to rename each set of form objects through the loop
Taz
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Hi.
I'm experimenting with loops: you can take a look at the experiment at
http://www.artsoutheast.co.uk/diarytest.cfm
if you choose more than '1' for the number of performances, you'll notice that only
the last set of radio boxes are checked (the 'no' option should be checked for each)...
the
