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I think your problem somehow stems from this:

 

$specialid = $id.";".$sizenum;

 

Or another piece of code similar.  You're using "& #59 ;" entity instead of an actual semicolon.  It's causing it to explode correctly but nonetheless show the semicolon.  change it to a literal semicolon instead of entity value.

 

You probably should have seen it in the view source if you had looked....

You told me to change it from what it is to what it is? O.o

I think the problem originates from this line;

 

$specialid = $id.";".$sizenum;

 

Try changing it to this for now...

 

$specialid = $id.";".$sizenum;

 

This solved it, I wonder why it mattered that I was using the html version of ;. I mean, it recognized it to explode it and all, weird stuff.. Thanks everyone for their time and input ;)

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