Thanks John.

Another question if you can.

I have a HTML header (th) code like this:

<th bgcolor="#b0c4de"><b><IMG SRC="up.gif" onClick =SORTLIST("1") style="cursor:hand"><IMG SRC="down.gif" style="cursor:hand"><br> Description </IMG></b></th>

It displays fine but when I click the "Up.gif" or the "Down.gif" I want to call a function called SORTLIST(), which is written with VBScript.
The ways I've tried to call it doesn't work. What is the correct way to call this function?

TIA


>>Hello all.
>>
>>I'm working with asp 3.0.
>>
>>I have a piece of asp code at that I studying
>>At the top of my asp code, a function written with JAVA script as follows....
>>
>>

>><Script Language="JavaScript">
>>
>>function getID(oObject,oCommand) {
>>    var id = oObject
>>        var xPage = oCommand
>>
>>        if ( xPage == 0 ) {
>>            newWin('Update.asp?ID=' + id + '&upd=1',500,150,0)
>>        }
>>        else if ( xPage == 1 ) {
>>            newWin('ViewExp.asp?ID=' + id,400,150,0)
>>
>>        }
>>        else if ( xPage == 2) {
>>            newWin('Update.asp?ID=' + id + '&upd=1',500,150,0)
>>        }
>>        else if ( xPage == 4) {
>>            newWin('Comments.asp?ID=' + id ,800,500,0)
>>        }
>>
>>        else {
>>            alert ('There was an internal error.\n\nPlease Try Again')
>>        }
>>}
>>

>>
>>
>>After the function executes, does it execute the rest of the asp code below it, or does it come directly back to where the function was call?
>>
>>I've tried to follow the code to see what it does after the call but I can't tell with this example they gave me.
>>
>>TIA.
>
>As far as I can see, it calls the newWin function based on the second parameter and then returns to the calling program/object.
>
>The newWin function is most likely another bit of code lower down in the script block.