At 14:55 25-6-03, you wrote:
Is there a limitation in PHP with Javascript and forms?
Your question shows you do not have a clear idea of what PHP does and where javascript comes in. Please do a Google on this combination.

The short of it: PHP builds a HTML/javascript page and sends it to the browser. PHP is done there. The browser now only sees HTML with javascript. But please find more elaborate texts.

I have a problem
when creating a form within a table with Checkboxes and the accompanying
javascript to govern the checks.

I am generating the html for a table the first of 10 cells has 3 checkboxes.
I have experimented whether to make the form begin at the table tag, and
make multiple forms with different names at each table row.  Generating the
HTML is easy but getting the javascript to work  has been unsuccessful...

1. i found it works best to do something like <form<table></table></form> , prevent overlapping.
2. are you sure your form elements have unique names?
3. are you sure the javascript is working on the correct form/form element?
4. do you know the javascript term "this" ?




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