[quote]For the info you do not need onload handlers on the replace script. because it may conflict on the settimeout. ...[/quote] [b]YUP. It will but [/b] if you are going to add more add-ons using a replacement coding , it must be a part of an onload handler to make the wizard read the add-ons properly. Without the onload handler it will work but if you have an onload handler codes, it is better to put as part of it to read the JS add-ons properly. [color=blue]BUT it is up to the users technique...[/color]... I know it will stand alone but the advantage of using this way is for an IE users to make your JS compatible @ any browsers....... [quote]hey!! i saw your proffy!! wow! this is very cool!...[/quote] [b]Thanks !. [/b] This is an additional idea only to make one profile / page will work @ any browsers available..... Such as IE ; FF ; Opera ; Safari / apple .... etc..... Only an info...... Time to.........