>>Thank you vary much. I will take a look at it and see if I can implement it in by code.
>>I am assuming it is for VB.net. Unfortunately my site rather old and was written for classic ASP and uses VBscript on the server end and JavaScript on the browser end. But I have only than a short look at your code so far. I'll keep you informed as I go.
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>Yes, the code is VB.NET but very easy to understand, follow and migrate.

Thanks for the clarification.

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During my recent job hunt. I was given a interesting timed test. They gave me a paper with a single routine written in 10 different software languages. The purpose was to identify the language the each variation of the routine was written in. I even surprised myself as to ease it was for me to identify them. Also, how similar some of the languages were, I completed the test in about 5 minutes, and only missed one, by missing the correct version.