[code doesn’t show up well in comments so I included it in the main post -Robert]

However, I have to point out that these are Turkey Vultures and not Hawks.

Peace!

$numRecs = count($databaseRows);
foreach ($databaseRows as $dbKey=>$dbRow) {
  echo “<tr id = ‘”.$dbKey.”‘
    onkeyup=\”return checkKey(event,’”.$numRecs.”‘,’”.$dbKey.”‘)”
    ><td>”.$dbRow[”myDataColumnLabel”].”</td></tr>”;
}

The code above would need to be expanded to include all your data fields, but that’s the idea. You would also need to modify the checkKey javascript function to ignore the 3rd element (the fieldname), since you will be shifting focus on the rows, not the individual table data (td) elements.

I’m actually not sure where the cursor would go in this case though, since you are setting the focus on a table row and not an individual data element. If it doesn’t put the cursor where you want it I recommend specifying a specific td, like in my example above.
Regards,
Robert

thanks…