thanks John Fenton.
I'll give it a try.



>>Thanks John.
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>>Another question if you can.
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>>I have a HTML header (th) code like this:
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>><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>
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>>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?
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>>TIA
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>I'm assuming this is client side.
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>I don't do a lot of HTML, but I'm pretty sure the syntax needs to be:
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>onclick='SORTLIST("1")'
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>Note the quotes, most HTML attributes require a string.
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>BTW I strongly recommend writing client side scripts in JavaScript, last I heard VBScript was only supported in IE.