Please reply to the list not just directly to me. Alf Stockton wrote: > Stut wrote: >> ......snip...... > >> // Really not sure why this is here >> --$Count; >> // echo 'Count = '.$Count.' $tempvar = '.$tempvar; >> > .....snip..... > Part of the backwards iteration. In other words I was using the array > from the back to the front rather than from 0 through end. > Thank you for your input and code. > I do find it interesting that the program I had worked fine on versions > of Windows PHP previous to 5.1.6. The script you had was working, but it was throwing out notices. Notices are a level of message below warnings that indicate that you're doing something that can lead to bugs but that PHP can cope with. They can be disabled and are on a shocking number of PHP installations I come across. When you say it "worked fine" it's probably because the PHP configuration had notices disabled. This is bad m'kay. With notices enabled you may end up writing a bit more code, but you also get told when you do things like mis-type variable names and the like. Look in the PHP manual for the error_reporting php.ini setting. The knowledge you seek will be found there. -Stut -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
