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Thanks so much for your help. I'll give it a try. I guess the other way to do it is to use an "else" and put the "end if" right at the bottom of the case logic. Thanks again!

I don't think I have clearly defined the issue. There is logic inside the case argument, but I do not want to complete the logic. I need to break early. Maybe this "diagram" can help: select case varName case "a" if blah blah blah then break out of the...

I have extensive logic in each case of a case statement. I need to, when one if statement resolves to true, break out of the entire case statement. JavaScript has a "break;" but what's the equivalent in VBScript?

Is there a way within Javascript to ensure that the end-user is limited to one active window. Can we detect if a user has opened a new window, and prompt/restrict them from doing so?

Thanks! I'm going to give it a try today.

I want to delete a cookie that I have dropped to the client's computer. How can I do this programmatically with VBScript?

I am having issues with my application server. The resources are being mysteriously eaten up. Are there specific log files generated that I can access to determine what is going on? Nothing comes up in the event viewer. When I shut down the web server (IIS 5.0) the resources free themselves...

smart. Thanks!

So I need to explicitly set the variable to 0? if varName = "" then varName = 0 end if There's no easier way to do this?

What exactly happens when I caste a null character as an integer (i.e. CInt("")). When assigning the result to a variable, is the variable just populated with 0, or with a null character or what?