Well, when you run the command:
$sql2_results = mysql_fetch_array($top_level);
The first time, it automatically increments the result...
so you fetch the data bu do nothing with it...
so when you get to your loop, you are already at the second entry in
your database..
So, remove the first
Hello, Steve,
When you call mysql_fetch_array the first time, you are accessing the data
from the first row of your results and then moving the pointer to the next
row. So, when you call mysql_fetch_array the second time, it is already
starting with the second row of your results. Try something
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