Thanks for the reply, I'll have to investigate further before I can be sure its a bug. It could be an OOPs! problem caused by me but why it works on my PHP 4.3.3 and not here I don't know. I ran a basic test on asort() and that worked fine so its obviously an OOP thing.
Not sure when PHP 4.3.5 will be ready for prime time, I would imagine it is soon, not that 'soon' means much..lol.
On another note I recently bought myself an iBook with Mac OS X. I just downloaded PHP5 beta 4. As you will probably be aware Mac OS X is based on Free BSD so its time to dive into the terminal and compile PHP.
If you happen to have any 'Compiling PHP for Dummies' type links I would be most grateful. My level of Unix knowledge is rather appalling but somehow through the blood, sweat and tears I think that is about to change.
Pete