[Marco van Herwaarden]

Originally Posted by MrNase

Have a look at the $globaltemplates-array() in various vB-files.. there's also a comma at the end

Thank you, I updated the hack and I also updated the code I have installed

True, it is allowed, but not nice coding if you ask me. I guess it is done because it happened too many times that someone added a line and forgot to add a comma to the previous (copying the last line, and only changing names).

This is also why i don't like the layout of the coding. Instead of:

PHP Code:

$myarray = array(
  'aa',
  'bb',
  'cc'
  ); 


I personally prefer:

PHP Code:

$myarray = array(
  'aa'
 , 'bb'
 , 'cc'
  ); 


And for hacks adding new entries to these tables, i would suggest a new line instead of editing the existing code.

So instead of instructions to change:

PHP Code:

$myarray = array(
  'aa',
  'bb',
  'cc'
  ); 


Into:

PHP Code:

$myarray = array(
  'aa',
  'bb',
  'cc'  ,
  'mynewhackvalue' 
  ); 


Just instruct to add the following line immediate after the original:

PHP Code:

$myarray[] = 'mynewhackvalue'; 


But now we are hijacking a thread.