mick_sp

is this a mysql database? check this point in the manual: [url]http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/date-and-time-functions.html#function_date-format[/url] (other databases have similar commands) I find it best to get the data right when selecting it, so use something like [CODE]SELECT DATE_FORMAT(your-date-column, '%r');[/CODE] to retrieve the data so its ready to be displayed. Using PHP is also …

change this line: [CODE=javascript]document.getElementById(task_id1).value=id; [/CODE] into [CODE=javascript]document.getElementById("task_id1").value=id; [/CODE] you put task_id1 in there like it where a variabel, but it's a string Michael

I guess I would use the object's ID as the key in your array, so you can quickly find and use it. Is it possible to build the array this way? Micky

check the $files array, you may have an array as value. Try print_r to make sure what the contents of the $files array is grtzzzzz Michael

The button will fire preventing the <a>-tag to fire. If you want a button look: use CSS to create one and use this as a class in the <a>-tag Hope this helps Michael