problem solved! & new question ...
yes it does! Thank you Ray!
So what would you suggest? Is it better to create the recordset AFTER the update?
I usually try to avoid a manual copy / paste to and from parts of the code, the more if I don't really understand all the functionality behind it.
And as mentioned before, changing one line in the code manually (the thing with $WA_redirectURL = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'];) made the multiple update behaviour disappear from the server behaviour's list which means, no more easy updates if some parameters should change.
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My next question refers to the multiple delete s.b.
Would it be possible to COMBINE the multiple update with the multiple delete s.b. on the same page?
I tried this but found that the multiple update behaviour had "eaten" my prepared checkbox for the delete behaviour. It changed its name from check2delete to check2delete_<?php echo $RepeatSelectionCounter_1; ?> so that the name did not appear in the list of form elements. (I like the icons!).
So delete did not work, even after removing the "_<?php echo $RepeatSelectionCounter_1; ?>" part.
