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mikhl, do NOT double post please. Moving this to PHP Coding b/c it seems more appropriate, if not I will move it back.

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If you would like to pay someone to do this for you I can move this thread into the "Freelance Section". Just let me know.

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- Do not double post. - I put them tags on for you, please use them next time.

Because 'and' isn't in the sentence.

What version of PHP are you using?

Good to know, didn't even see it when I went to the manual...

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What I meant was are you calling it via terminal or browser? Hmm, I copied your script exactly and it's working for me in the CLI and browser. You may have a fatal error, try adding these 2 lines directly under your opening <?php tag: ini_set ("display_errors", "1"); error_reporting(E_ALL); Other than that there must be some environment setting that is affecting it.

What happens?

It is? Even without <?php tags? How are you calling it?

Already on the page? I'm not following, could you provide an example. The example given does highlight each occurrence of the desired word.

Works for me. Is that everything in your script? Maybe you have something else affecting it. How are you calling it?

(I put tags in for you, please use them next time)

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Just to clarify. It's not a matter of files being in the right spot. It's about having the web-server parsing your files rather than accessing them from your file system in the browser.

$novaPodkategorija is saved into "ime_podkategorije" (name of sub category) so I think this isn't an issue, I can't get ID of selected item in dropdown... That's not in the code you provided.

Agreed 100%. Good point.

You were missing the 'response' node. Also, you have '' at the bottom of your xml, is that supposed to be there? $doc = simplexml_load_string($tmpgs); $docResults = $doc->response->results->ship->cruiseline; print_r ($docResults);

Can you post the relevant code please?

Right. That concept is in the link I provided for you earlier. You can easily hide/show HTML with JQuery, check out some of the demos. The code for all of them is provided.

(I put tags around your code, please use them next time.)

Sorry, what's the issue?

Can you post the relevant HTML and CSS?