Update: Whoops! Guess who just noticed the title of the node. Sorry {blush}!

You appear to have some embedded xAO characters in your code? It would have been helpful if you had told us what the error message was! Is it

Unrecognized character \xA0 at ...?

Are you editing your source files using WORD?

If so, stop. Use notepad, or better still, get yourself a proper code editor, there are plenty available for free on the web.

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In reply to Re: Unregognized character \xA0 by BrowserUk
in thread Unregognized character \xA0 by Anonymous Monk

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