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The main answer I was going for is the answer to "Can I put just 'return' anywhere many times in my SP and will it still keep the output variable value. George answered it perfectly. [monkey][snake] <.

Thanks all, that's what I was looking for. [monkey][snake] <.

What is the question?? And if it's how to do that, what errors are you getting right now? [monkey][snake] <.

I was going to help, then I decided that the code is a complete copy/paste job and knew the OP wouldn't learn a thing from the help. [monkey][snake] <.

Is there a way to immediately stop execution of a stored procedure that has an output parameter anytime certain criteria is met? My situation is this (cheap SP skeleton) : if errorcheck begin set @outputString = 'error' --if I hit this error, I don't need to execute anymore of the SP end...

If you float both of those divs left, it will remove the space. [monkey][snake] <.

Hell?? [monkey][snake] <.

Damn, calm down E^2, it's not so bad (life, that is). [monkey][snake] <.

[shocked] [smile] [monkey][snake] <.

Ok, I got it working. It was an issue of CSS being declared on a div ID instead of a class. In your CSS make these classes (highlighted) [!]div.ItemNameNumber { border-bottom: solid 1px #CCCCCC; padding-bottom: 2px; margin-bottom: 5px; font-weight: bold; font-size: 12px; }[/!]...

I'll take a good look at it, cause now I'm curious. I suspect it's a tag not closed properly. [monkey][snake] <.

did you change your CSS definition to AddItem. instead of AddItem# ??? [monkey][snake] <.

I'd be burned-out by all the flames that have been thrown in this thread. [monkey][snake] <.

You must be smoking crack my good friend. [monkey][snake] <.

<a href="javascript:SaveRemove(\'school_remove.php?id=' . $sch['school_id'] . '&user=' . $user . '&name=' . $sch['s_id'] . '\',\'height=380,width=300,scrollbars=no\')"\;>R</a> Maybe if you put the href call above on the onclick of the anchor, you won't need to disable Zone Alarm. <a...

There's nothing you can do about that except maybe disable Javascript. The error occurs because of poor programming by the web developer of the site. [monkey][snake] <.

I like that term, I hope that term takes the world by storm. 'Uncle Rico', hahahahahhhhahahaahah Isn't that the guy on Napoleon Dynamite? [monkey][snake] <.

Glenn, because that one person wasn't smart enough to find a value in an array doesn't mean that programmers as a whole don't know what they are doing. I will admit that competence levels at work are probably at an all-time low, but I wouldn't blame that on education. I'd blame it on lazy...

What about us that use Textpad to write all our programs Glen?? [monkey][snake] <.

Like this: a > 1 and a < 7 There is no direct 'between' operand. [monkey][snake] <.