>The loCondition in the ForEach is not the same as the loCondition object..
>In the second case oDropDownCondition holds two references to the same object. Using :
>

>       For Each loX In oDropDownCondition
>           oApp.AddJavascriptMessage(loX(1))
>       Next
>

This is not a factor. If I do this, I end up in the same situation:

        Dim loCondition(2) As Object
        Dim loConditionResult(2) As Object

        loCondition(1) = "NoDBUsers"
        loCondition(2) = "NoEntity=" + oDashboard.nEntity.ToString
        oDropDownCondition.Add(loCondition)
        loCondition(1) = "NoDBUsers2"
        loCondition(2) = "NoEntity=" + oDashboard.nEntity.ToString
        oDropDownCondition.Add(loCondition)

        For Each loConditionResult In oDropDownCondition
            oApp.AddJavascriptMessage(loConditionResult(1))
        Next

The only way to have it ok is to have it like this:

        Dim loCondition(2) As Object

        loCondition(1) = "NoDBUsers"
        loCondition(2) = "NoEntity=" + oDashboard.nEntity.ToString
        oDropDownCondition.Add(loCondition)
        ReDim loCondition(2)
        loCondition(1) = "NoDBUsers2"
        loCondition(2) = "NoEntity=" + oDashboard.nEntity.ToString
        oDropDownCondition.Add(loCondition)

        For Each loCondition In oDropDownCondition
            oApp.AddJavascriptMessage(loCondition(1))
        Next

Note that I could have use loConditionResult for the For Each. It is not a factor in this situation. The only way to make it work is to ReDim loCondition everytime I need to add a new item. This is really weird.