This kind of thing is much easier with server side programming. But otherwise, I would use javascript to store the info as a cookie (NOTE: NOT secure). Otherwise, you could still use a query string on the link (i.e. "yourpage.html?somekey=somevalue") and use javascript to break apart the url and get the filename on the player page. Neonlight

yeh it is weird alright it is even tougher trying to explain to the users what is wrong. :confused:

pnslcs wrote: What in .net is comparable to a Java Bean ? A class pnslcs wrote: What in .net is comparable to an EJB? A class authored by someone that has no idea what this article[^] is about.

In addition to Scott's post, in .net it's done by applying ObsoleteAttribute to method. [My Blog] "Visual studio desperately needs some performance improvements. It is sometimes almost as slow as eclipse." - Rüdiger Klaehn "Real men use mspaint for writing code and notepad for designing graphics." - Anna-Jayne Metcalfe

Toby, The problem was that I was not granting full trust to my logging dll used to write a text log file. I had given the primary addin assembly full trust but my setup project did not grant full trust to the logging assembly. So the setup utility was changed to grant full trust to all assemblies that reside in it. This is an acceptable solution as long as the assembly is used with in my company. If I was working for a company that sold software, it would be best to grant the individual assemblies full trust since I would loose control of what is placed in the application folder. A nice support person from MS Support showed me why it was not working. Thanks for all your help and taking the time to reply to my post. Patrick

:~ I changed the where to: DateValue(performanceDTTM) = DateValue(@oldPerformanceDTTM) I used the DateValue function. I really do not understand why I had to use it since both the column and the parm were datetime data types.

Normally 2x - 3x what you make at work. But of course all is negotaible depending on how much you need the spare money, how much you value the learning experience. There are other countries will code for food.

Guffa, Thank you very much!!! Patrick

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