Thanks for your reply! Ah, I was thinking that I would name the internal array variable with key IDs that correspond to the entries in my database. That way when I get the results, I'll be able to insert into my database easily. At least that's what I thought.

I don't know if this will clarify much, but here is what I'm trying to do. I'm creating a questionnaire and all of the items that a user can select are stored in a database. I then want to be able to record what each user selected and dump it out later by user. The questionnaire is grouped by different categories and subcategories, which is what each array variable will hold. Ideally, I'd like to just create one page that will ask the right question based on the $_GET variable (which will be the category) passed in the URL. It worked perfect when I hardcoded everything, but a database will make managing my data a lot easier.

I think my problem is that I have 4 subcategories per category and would like it all to show up on one page. I suppose if I just had one subcategory per page, this wouldn't be a problem.

Man, I probably just made this more confusing.