I found the problem

Line 344 reads:

Code:

$htmlsrc .= '</td></tr></table></form>";

Should read:

Code:

$htmlsrc .= "</td></tr></table></form>";

Darn those crazy quotes... Rush

DANG DANG DANG !

Well my own fault of course, but as you may know, enclosing everything in double quotes takes just a fraction more time for PHP to parse than text enclosed in single quotes, so I've been trying to get into the habit of using single quotes whenever possible.

As I understand it, when PHP parses a double quoted string, it basically has to run through it twice, once to get the "static" values and once to look for any variables that need converting.

So this ...

$html .= 'Some static text with a '. $variable .' in it';

is preferable to this ...

$html .= "Some static text with a $variable in it";

of course on a single line like this the difference in parsing time is infinitesimally small, but on larger programs it does add up.

Now if I can just remember to get the single quotes on both ends of the line.

The download has been corrected. Thanks again .

I've been in the habit of using double quotes and I'm still trying to break that

Yes, $html .= 'Some static text with a '. $variable .', is much better than using the double quotes like I mentioned.

Thanks,

Rush