And so the elitists decide whether they feel like helping or not. Mostly deciding whether they deem it worthy of their time and effort. Helping isn't performing an act in furthering yourself, it's an act of furthering others. A concept, it seems, hard to grasp for some. And yes, I'm not a novice. And yes, my question is valid and I'll not have that debated. So in the interest of furthering the one that asked a valid question, I gladly refer to the original post. Any insights, other than the ones given, are welcome.

Thank you for your advise. The application is a good one and I would certainly advise it to anyone who's going to work with regular expressions. Limited, controlled recursions of a finite count, can be tackled with regular expressions, though it makes the regular expressions cumbersome. Infinite and intuitive recursions with regular expressions can't be done in .NET as of yet. http://badassery.blogspot.com/2006/03/regex-recursion-without-balancing.html[^] I'm still investigating this and will post my findings if there's anything interesting to report.

I faced the same problem, thanks

You guys are AWESOME... Total team effort. I thank M-Hall and Twofaced for their assistance.

I suppose you could build something similar to a comma separated string and store it so it would be Session("WUCParameters") = ParamValue1,ParamValue2,ParamValue3 then on the Web User Control you simply split it into a string array. Dim arParams() as String = Session("WUCParameters").ToString.Split(",") For i as Integer = 0 to arParams.GetUpperBound() 'Do something for each value listed Next Cleako