http://labs.adobe.com/technologies/spry/samples/data_region/DataSetMas terDetailSample.html

Gramps

Have you had a look at the source code of the page to which I supplied the link? At least you have got that to work with, something that we are not privy to with regard to your page.

Gramps

OK! No more subtleties. If you want assistance, please read the following which can be found here http://forums.adobe.com/thread/470404

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Grumps

I am just upset because I know you need help and I am willing to give it to you. But we cannot read minds and we cannot see the code that you are seeing.

I'll try another line of attack. Please supply a link to your site or at the very least show us the code markup etc that you are working on.

Grumps.

PS I get this grumpiness free of charge, comes with age, so please bear with me.