For example

    visual basic code:<tr>
            <td width="150" height="16"><b>Director</b></td>
            <td width="80%" height="16"><MOVIE_DIRECTOR></td>
          </tr>


In the line above, I get an error at width="80%" height="16" Mainly at the numbers defining width, height etc

In what is this code contained?
And the error is, " . . . "? (The text of the error, not the number.)
I'm a little confused, as you provided HTML, not VB code, but you called it "VB code" . . . (I apologize if I'm being a little thick.)

Sorry, it is HTML code. Must have gotten mixed up. You know how it is when one gets desperate!!

. . .
And the error is, " . . . "? (The text of the error, not the number.)
. . .

Hi BrianWren, I managed to sort out the problem. It meant adding extra "" marks. But now I Have created a HTML file inside VB and saved it as a function that can be called to display in the webbrowser. I have a ListView on my form too, this control displays ALL the movies in my DB. I want to code in such a way that, when I click/selct a movie from the ListView, the details of the selected item are displayed in the webbrowser control. How should I combine the HTML function which I called WriteHTML to display the ListView items?

Is this an ASPX page or a windows application that launches a web browser?

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