I don't have to put a copyright on files I code. :)

What "public domain" did you get that code from if it wasn't my domain?

Actually, if you use public domain code as your baseline, you do.

its right in his first post where he got it from and he even claims no ownership

I believe I was pretty clear with my post:

Note: I claim no ownership of this code except for the file vaispy.php - the rest of the files were using 'freely distributable' sources. As such, you may use these files as you wish, but please do not remove the copyrights.

Okay, in that case wouldn't you have to leave a notice about my contributions? ;)

what contributions did you give? cause from the looks of it all the code there was used on the site in his first post...

Actually, he did contribute by adding some IE compatibility code; but by removing the copyrights to the code he used as a baseline, I figured he would contact me and I would agree to give him credit if he restored the proper credits to those who provided him with his baseline. Public domain code modified remains in the public domain - everyone should get proper credit for their effects given thats all they can expect by releasing it.

You deserve credit as much as those who coded the original code do and once you put back their credits, I'll gladly add yours to this one. Only seems fair, IMO.

but i am not good with vb how to do that:(

Copyright/coding debates aside, is there any chance my request could be fulfilled at some point? I'm not asking for it to happen right now (though if it's a quick-fix that's terrific), but I would at least like to know if it could be in the works. Thanks!

I'm wondering if its a browser issue - aren't the links the same as the links provided in your forums? Mine are and they work as I expect - even when I view forums here that say it isn't working.