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i've done that


@judebert - thanks

I just sent the working version to CVS. I tried it out on my site. First I duplicated your problem. Then I fixed it and verified the solution.

This was a little trickier than expected. The thing is, the OPENING div was only output if the category existed in the database table. But we started with category 0. That's not usually a valid category, but it *is* a valid parent. So we wouldn't output the opening div, but we would output the closing div.

I just made a variable to keep track of whether the opening div was printed, then checked before printing the closing div.

Let me know if this fixes it for you, chrisT33.

judebert i owe you a beer


with Categorically view it works PERFECT


with JS the projects don't hide, but that doesn't matter anymore... i'l use the simple Categorically view


thanks once again judebert

I'll take the onion rings, thanks.

I'll bet the JavaScript problem is because I modified the category ID. I'll look at that again sometime, but JS is my weakest language.

Sorry it took so long. Glad we got it!