arhh now you begin to understand the "invalidity" of validators, they are not web browsers, and hence do not "render" tags.

I think this issue stem from the "new" way modern browsers render <a href> and <a name> (which was always done separately)

well, that and the fact you just learned something new, which you should just chalk up to experience, and not get too down over

either adding a </a> before <a name=nn>, or wrapping the "block" instead of joining it (or having it inline) will fix the problem

note you will probably get a validation error if you use the 1st option, as there is no open <a> before it.. but it is faster that wrapping a text string..

now while your off getting some sleep, I'm off to finish the db support.. but I will save those headaches (for you) for another day..

you've done well, keep it up, and remember "it aint over till the fat lady sings"..

Thank you paulwratt, fixed! I added a </a> after the <a name. The browsers obviously did not like the <a name="58"/> closing style

Lol can we make a new members group called 'modern day saints' and put paulwratt in it?

Thank god this bug's gone!