QUOTE (vchris @ Nov 16 2006, 07:46 AM)

How would I do your D option in your second post?
I know I can get all the records for that drop down but how can I only choose the ones needed with javascript?
Sorry for not getting back to this, if it is still any help, here is the reply.
For option D, where you run all your queries then use javascript . . .
Lets say you have 7 queries that each list the respective countries on the various continents. In the first drop box, you would simply list all seven continents. Using javascript and the onchange function, you can determine which continent a user selected. Now, when the page loaded to begin with lets say you build a on row table with two columns. The left column is the drop box for the continents and the right column is the dynamic drop box that displays the respective country list for the selected continent. When the page loads, pre-build all your form optin groups - so you have 7 form option groups. Now, wrap each of them in a <div> that has a unique ID defined. Each <div> is then placed in that right column and each <div> is defined as such <div style="display:none;">. Use my
show/hide function available in the javascript snippet forum and you can effectively show/hide each group of countries based on the continent you select.
Let me know if this makes sense.