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thanks anyway, i'll figure it out

Yup, MX2004. I use an extenal style sheet, with a defined class of .title .title{ font-family:arial; font-size:8pt; } //etc, etc.. then, in html.. &quot;<span class='title'>Data</span>&quot; << make sense?

This is weird. I am &quot;building&quot; a string of html from a db, then assigning it's value to a text box like this... When I trace the xml it looks right, it is very simple... The code is so simple it makes me laugh, .... for(i=0;i<arrayHtaml.length;i++){ strNewHtml = strNewHtml +...

If you have 2004 PROFESSIONAL, you do not have a &quot;normal&quot; mode, as called in MX. Only the &quot;expert&quot; mode (as called before) is available in the 2004 version, sorry

A little late I'm sure, but I accidentally ran into your question this evening. I experiences something similiar, but it happended while I was developing the web page. Because of this I was able to use client side javascript to write the &quot;<embed>&quot; tags with document.write. I have been...

I thought I tried that? I got to thinking earlier this evening that I would try toString(), we will see. I'll try in later. Thanks tons for your reply. david

Hi, can't seem to figure out how to return &quot;1234&quot;, &quot;David&quot; or &quot;Book&quot; from this xml doc.. <Reports> <Report> <UserNumber>1234</UserNumber> <FirstName>David</FirstName> <LastName>Book</LastName> </Report> </Report>...