they are named ncm and ncrs.

I guess I'll give this one last bump before I abandon the idea.....anyone? ^^bump^^

Do you want this moved to Hacks?

Sure. Maybe that's where I should have posted it in the first place. I didn't think it would really be considered much of a hack, but someone over there might be able to help. Thanks Freddie.

RobAC,

I am still new at this database stuff (yes still working on the project I told ya about.. pain in the...) anyways..

can't you just set the default in the database to No.

or would that even make a difference when it comes time to make changes in the control panel.

Cause the code looks good to me, so it works, but does not keep it when you relogin to edit something else.

I will see what I can do to help you out on this one... if you want, pm all the code and every you are using, or... I will just off of what you have put in the previous replies and I will insert it all in my to board.. and see if I can get it to work.

Thanks Brad. I've tried everything to no avail. Regardless of what you set the default to, it won't hold the value.

that is puzzling.. I would think it would go one way or another automatically.. then again I have seen it do just what your talking about.

I wonder if there is a missing code part to making one of them default in the html part of the code.

like radio1, radio2, set radio2 default.. no this is not html code heh.

I think there is a missing chunk of code in the member.php file which I can't seem to create.

look at this code..

<input type="radio" value="V1" checked name="R1"><input type="radio" name="R1" value="V2"><input type="radio" name="R1" value="V3">

see the value that says.. checked name.... that might be what you need to enter.

That's basically what I have. It's the same as saying $ncrschecked or $ncmchecked. :(