[Boofo]

Ok, now I see what you mean. It's almost like Turbo Pascal when you assign the variables then. And if I wanted to assign a global variable to be able to use anywhere on the site, is global.php where I would put it or could it be done in functions.php?

(I love this stuff! )

Originally posted by FireFly

$foo = 'bar';

You don't want to use = in conditionals, at least not for now. If you do this:

if ($foo = 'bar') {

It will be true, since $foo is assigned 'bar', and since the assigment was successful the whole expression returns true (yes, assigments return true/false).

Also, just to make sure I got it. these next 2 lines of code will actually return the same results, right?

PHP Code:

if ($post[userid]!=$bbuserinfo[userid] and $bbuserinfo[canreportposts]==1) { 


PHP Code:

if ($post[userid]!=$bbuserinfo[userid] and $bbuserinfo[canreportposts]!=0) {