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I don't have a Mambo solution, but here is some HTML/JavaScript that will work: <table id="tbl_explanation" style="display='none'"> <tr><td>blah</td></tr> </table> <a href="#" onClick="javascript: document.getElementById('tbl_explanation').style.display='';">open</a> <a href="#"...

I don't have any specific suggestions, but here is a link that could help you find something: http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/FAQ_and_Knowledgebase/index.html Peter Sankauskas Web Developer http://www.kangasoft.com/

I am fairly confident that what you are trying to do cannot be done in SQL alone. You need just a little bit of code to do some processing after the SQL statement has been executed. You could write a stored proceedure or use another scripting/programming language to do what you are after. What...

If you want to just add a column with all ones, then you can do the following: SELECT NAME, 1 AS GM FROM employees Peter Sankauskas Web Developer http://www.kangasoft.com/

Ok, first of all, Coldfusion's query of a query does not perform very efficiently and should probably be avoided if possible. I believe you can simplify your code a great deal. Since both of your database queries are in the same datasource, you can do everything in one <cfquery> To start, try...