When making a simple function...

<?php
function include_page ($script_prefs[templated_file]) {
  $script_prefs["templated_file_extension"] = substr ($script_prefs["templated_file"], strrpos ($script_prefs["templated_file"], ".") +1);

  if (($script_prefs["templated_file_extension"] != "php") || (eregi ("^[_a-z0-9-]+$", $script_prefs["templated_file"])) || (file_exists ("C:\\Apache\\htdocs\\templates\\" . $script_prefs["templated_file"]))) {
    include_once ("C:\\Apache\\htdocs\\templates\\" . $script_prefs["templated_file"]);
  } else {
    include_once ("C:\\Apache\\htdocs\\templates\\error.php");
  }

  return;
}
?>

(Small scale beta templating system)

When you call the function include_page function with a normal variable...

i.e. "function include_page($variable)" the function works find...


...but...

If you use it with a variable...

i.e. "function include_page($script_pref["variable"])" the webpage produces the following...

Parse error: parse error, expecting `')'' in c:\apache\htdocs\index.php on line 2

I have rewritten the function name sveral times, and in diffrent forms.. with 's and without.. but no change.. only when you use a variable inside a array...

My PHP.ini has full error reporting, a debugging mode switched on (startup errors etc on)