[blaw]

Hi there, sorry about the limiting thing. You need to reset the fetched <td>s each time, which I forgot to add. But together with your request, here it is:

PHP Code:

echo '<table>';



// Note that $res is mysql result id.

// $i keeps track of the number of rows (<tr>).

// In this example, you will get 12 items/cells in total = $i(4) * $j(3).

for ($i = 0; $i < 4; $i++) {

    

    // New row starts.

    echo '<tr>';

    

    // $j keeps track of the number of cols (<td>).

    // In this example there will be 3 <td>'s per <tr>

    for ($j = 0; $j < 3; $j++) {

        

        // See if there is still a fetchable row in the result.

        if ($row = mysql_fetch_array($res)) {

            echo '<td>'.$row[0].'</td>';

        }

        // If not, show the dummy link.

        else {

            echo '<td><a href="submit.php">Submit Yours</a</td>';

        }

    

    }

    

    // This row ends.

    echo "</tr>\n";



}



echo '</table>'; 

Note that I'm echoing right away instead of fetching it. Also, this time I tested it, so there should be no problem. If you still want to use the output-once-in-the-end approach, try reseting the fetched columns after echoing it.

Hope this helps. Sorry about the hassle.