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That was it. Thank you for your help. Anyone know of a good jQuery or Prototype autocomplete tutorial that I can implement. It's a little confusing on how to use autocomplete with php and a database.

I found a tutorial on a search function. I ran through the tutorial and then altered it for what I was doing. Everything works as suspected except if I do a search with only numbers, it says to enter a search query. How can I alter it so it works with numbers only? i.e. j1111 will work but 1111 will not. code: http://pastebin.com/zYDW3Sgb example testing site: http://migcfdesign.com/CodeTesting/AJ/search_byalltablenum.php?go

Hi, just started using this forum. I am from the US and primarily do Coldfusion coding but recently I started doing a little PHP. I'm liking it a lot and hope this forum is a good one. btw, if you google "PHP support forums" this one comes up with This might be a little misleading to people who are looking for php help.

I actually don't know much about php. I do some coldfusion and this project is my initial jump into php. I think you are saying for the page to render the url and then put it in as a variable or something.

I'm using a php program that uses an array to build a menu. I didn't want to use that menu so I changed it to a java menu that changes the image on rollover (only cause I couldn't figure out how to do it in php.) Now the problem I am having is how to get the url to work and I was hoping someone here would know. Here is how it looks: array('link' => 'listitems.php' . $SID . '&' . URI_PAGE . '=history', 'text' => $user->lang['menu_itemhist'], 'check' => 'u_item_list') and the java menu looks like this: <p><A HREF="" onMouseOver = "rollover('ItemHistory')" onMouseOut = "rollout('ItemHistory')" ><IMG SRC="http://www.botdls.com/Einherjartues/templates/default/images/NewMenu/ItemHistoryPositive.jpg" NAME="ItemHistory" ALT="Item History" BORDER=0 height="70" width="66"></A> <SCRIPT TYPE="text/javascript"> <!-- setrollover("http://www.botdls.com/Einherjartues/templates/default/images/NewMenu/ItemHistoryNegative.jpg"); //--> </SCRIPT> </p> Any clue on how to change the HREF="" so that the url will build itself like the php array? Thanks.