What I have just realized is the way I am working with arrays in the port, I'm basically writing for php4. In php3, you can't reference an array in a string, so you have to concatonate(sp?) everything, like this:
echo "Hello" .$user[U_Username]. ". How are you?";
where in php4 you can do this:
echo "Hello $user[U_Username]. How are you?";
The first way makes for some extremely ugly code when printing out all the info for the generated pages.
Is this going to be a problem? I can write for php3 if that's what everyone wants, but like I said it is somewhat uglier not to mention, a pain in the butt[]/w3timages/icons/wink.gif[/]
EDIT: Nevermind. It turns out you just can't reference multi-dimensional arrays in strings in php3, not standard ones. Like I said, I'm still learning[]/w3timages/icons/laugh.gif[/]
Edited by Scream on 10/19/00 04:18 PM.
