Ok. The problem comes when you use ' inside your statement with ' on the outside. So something like this is not good:

echo 'some text 'more text' and more text';

PHP expects 'more text' to be some kind of variable or operator. I think you will need to use " on the outside and \" any " inside of the statement. Something like this:

[PHP]
echo "<a href=\"?pageState=Database\" onMouseOut=\"MM_swapImgRestore()\"
onMouseOver=\"MM_swapImage('database','','Images/databasebuttonpushed.gif',1)\">
<img src=\"Images/databasebutton.gif\" name=\"database\"
width=\"200\" height=\"30\" border=\"0\"></a>";[/PHP]

Its a pain, but I don't know of any way around it.

Thanks for the reply, I'll give it a shot.

Yes, that sounds right, but just to clarify. If you quote the whole echo statement with ', then you can use " freely, but must use \' to get the ' to work. And vice versa. Make sense? I noticed you had several ' in the echo which signaled an end of the echo before you were done. \" is not necessary if you use ' on the outside and \' is not necessary if you use " on the outside.

Alcides.