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Use root based links. You do not have to worry about the location of the files, and it makes the documents portable within the site. So all you images would have the location for instance imagesimage.ext that way regardless of the location it can find the file. The best way to set this up is to browse for the file or image from the page and when you select it, in the dialog box select relative to the root instead of the document.

Send me the source so I can see teh SQL that you are using on the first detail page.

Check your site setup and define the site as a php/mysql site, that should make the buttons active. I installed it strat from the box without any special settings and it works fine, make sure you get the upgrade patch. To set that site up that way, check the server model.

Send me a message and I\'ll send you a block of code and explaining it to you. Basically what I did was do nested loops. If you are wanting to do two seperate regions then you will have to basically copy the code over and create the region manually. I have to do it to get a nested loop to run a repeated region within another repeated region.

A few things, you are correct that DWMX renders the HTML correctly, and if you want to render the .php code then you need to select the Live Data View option (has a lightening bolt on it). This will properly render the php code assuming you do not have anything on the page that uses a $_POST/$_GET or similar variable, unless you are working on the remote file. I have found that if you set the site up as a php/mysql server model, it will allow you to acces both the code and design views interchangebly. Hope this helps.