Rick,

Thanks for the reply... I finally had to resort to using an old java applet to do this. I am dynamically creating an array for the applet each time the page is requested. I did not want to make a round trip to the server just to show a news type headline. I want it to remain and function client-side.

I looked into and implemented a control using the settimeout() method - but Netscape choked on it. It worked in Opera and Ie, but not Netscape. It looked promising, but to no avail.

Thanks!
Wayne


>Can't you use a Meta Refresh tag to refresh the page every x seconds or less and somehow track your location in the list? Without the refresh you're not likely to get your updated data right? Or are you talking from a script page that pulls data to the client?
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>>I need to display events at the top of an asp.net page... easy enough, I have a list that queries the data from sql server and all is Ok.
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>>But now I want to make the list scroll automatically in case there are more events than are capable of being shown. I just want to slowly scroll through the list. I have looked for a control that will do it, and found none. Has anyone written such a beast?