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Message: [QUOTE="Matt Kruse, post: 4949270"] You do, but you just don't realize it. Functions don't have names. When you say: function foo() { } you are just creating a function object, and assigning a reference to it by the name of 'foo'. The function object itself knows nothing about 'foo' - it's just the name you as a programmer gave it so you could refer to it. That may be getting a little deeper than you really are interested in, but in order to really answer the question you need to understand how this stuff works and why you may never get a solution that you're happy with. Matt Kruse [/QUOTE]