>Thanks for the reply, however your technique is similar to what I had tried
>along with the one I posted- and it has it's own difficulty. Basically my
>technique doesn't remember the correct checkboxes UNLESS all or none are
>selected(it only checkmarks the first checkbox), Whereas, the one you
>mentioned, puts checkmarks to ALL the boxes even if I select just one. It
>does, however, remember correctly if all or none are selected.
I just looked at your queries. It looks like perhaps you need a join in the
query that gets the user selected content. You might try writing some quick
debugging code that simply outputs the queries without worrying about
checkboxes. Once you are positive that your queries are returning the right
data you can take it to the next level by adding the checkboxes.
>I think that my whole logic maybe flawed to start with. Is there a true and
>tried technique to populate checkboxes from a database? Do I have to use
>arrays maybe?
You're on the right track. Like I said, check your queries and make sure
you are getting back the correct records based on the user's input. I'm
willing to bet that is where your problem lies.
Regards,
Seth Petry-Johnson
Argo Enterprise and Associates
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