Ok, I don't get it.

Anon

First off the details, I am running PHP4 on Debian Linux with the Apache web server. My database is Postgresql 6.5.3-23.

I am attempting to build a page that all it has on it is a table. The contents of the table are derived from a query against my database. The query is successful, the table gets loaded correctly, but what's messed up is that the table shows up way down on the page. All that is above it is whitespace. I viewed the page both on IE and Netscape with the same results. When I view the source as the browser sees it, I see nothing that would give the leading space on the page. I have even gone so far as when I initialize the table to set vspace=0, but with no change.

HELP!! 🙂

Anon

may be you have VALIGN="BOTTOM" inside your <TABLE> tag...

Anon

Or if you are printing any <br> or   inside your tables, make sure they are within the <td></td> tags, if they get outside that anywhere it will put them above the table. Sounds like they may be some <br> somewhere outside of a <td> tag

Anon

Can you post the resulting html or point to it somewhere?

Anon

That was the key. I had a <br> at the end of the table which would certainly explain why the table was half way down the page. Thanks