Hi, First of, sorry for the attachment. It is a screenshot of the output of the following code. It also shows the contents of the array data in question. I have the following piece of actual code: <code> // $arrayData is the data in an array form $arrayData = ArrayIzeDbResult( $db2 ) ; // we want to capture the printed output ob_start(); $data = addslashes( serialize( $arrayData ) ); print $testdata; $printeddata = ob_get_contents(); // this next line does not work since the results of unserialize // is bool(false) ob_end_flush(); print "\nNumber, the first\n"; print_r( unserialize( stripslashes( $printeddata ) ) ); // however, this next line DOES work print "\nNumber, the second\n"; print_r( unserialize( stripslashes( addslashes( serialize( $arrayData ) ) ) ) ); </code> I am trying to store the serialized array into a database (mysql) but on reading it out again, it cannot unserialize. This piece of code, even though it doesn't use the db, shows the problem perfectly. The other funny thing is that not all arrays break when I am doing this. I have quite a lot of similar arrays that work find when you do this. This one however needs to work too ;) Regards, Pieter Breed
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