bothwell

Heh, I thought I'd gone insane when I installed Ubuntu 8.0.4 with FF3 and took a look at my own site on it - the font rendering made me want to weep. I don't know if it's a Hardy Heron issue or a FF3 issue or a both issue, but man! Them were some nasty fonts. I'm running it on XP now and it's pretty nice - I usually tweak FF to speed it up but I haven't had to do it all on FF3 and haven't noticed a difference in response times. I ended up disabling the compatibility checks so I could use my mouse gestures addon though, lol. "No MouseGestures update for FF3?! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Thanks for the quick response - works like a charm! Quick question; what's the [0] actually for? Does it indicate the first item in the array? So if I wanted to, for whatever reason (although I can't imagine why I would want to hardcode this), only print the third item in the array, I would change that to [2]?

Hello! New here. I'm refactoring an old app from PHP4 into PHP5 and because I am a n00b I hadn't really future-proofed it at the time I'm trying to pass an array through an HTML form, using the following code which works on PHP4 but is broken in PHP5: <!--the form select itself (the locationselect function is just grabbing some entries from the DB, that works fine):--> <select name="strLocations[]" multiple="yes" size="6" style="width:160px;"><?php echo (locationselect()); ?></select> <!--the print on the following page:--> print "locations:". $_POST['strLocations'] ."!"; The print is just blank - it is, of course, a syntax error, but I don't know what the right syntax actually is. A quick pointer would be much appreciated. Cheers, 4eB