Hi Les,
Thanks for your help..
I did the changes but what I have now is....

How can I have the link to the database and link it.
I have two different tables and two connections.

1 Recordset(Billing_History)
2 Recordset(RSimages)

<tr>
<td><span class="style1"><a
href="http://intranet/apps/EBillingAdmin/(value)"><img
src="../images/look.gif" width="17" height="17" border="0"></a></span></td>
<td>&nbsp;</td>
</tr>

its not working.

See comments below.

"JP Sevillano" <sevilju@friedfrank.com> wrote in message
news:ch05pg$r89$1@forums.macromedia.com...
> Hi Les,
> Thanks for your help..
> I did the changes but what I have now is....
>
> How can I have the link to the database and link it.
> I have two different tables and two connections.

I assume you mean two recordsets - you need only one connection.

> 1 Recordset(Billing_History)
> 2 Recordset(RSimages)
>
> <tr>
>     <td><span class="style1"><a
> href="http://intranet/apps/EBillingAdmin/(value)"><img
> src="../images/look.gif" width="17" height="17"
border="0"></a></span></td>
>     <td>&nbsp;</td>
>   </tr>

The link should look more like:
<a
href="http://intranet/apps/EBillingAdmin/<%=(RSimages.Fields.Item("invoiceUR
L").Value)%>">

If you are storing the entire absolute URL, then:
<a href="<%=(RSimages.Fields.Item("invoiceURL").Value)%>">

> its not working.

How so? What do you expect it to do that it is not?