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Great. So using "||" will match and not display succeeding records with either a title or url match (which is what I want) and I can change it to "&&" later if I want to filter out records that have both title and url matches?

Thanks for the "strcasecmp" syntax for case insensitive.

Justin =)

Looks very graceful. Thanks so much, Jim!

Couple more quick questions, if you don't mind:

In PHP, does the double-pipe (the "||" in the first "if" condition) signify an AND or an OR operation? Or something else? Right now, I only need one, and not both title and url, to match. I guess I could just replace the double-pipe with the "or" syntax? Or an "and" if I later do need both?

Also, are the title compares case insensitive? If not, how would I do that?

Thanks again!

Justin =)

I am sure it can be done, but I will have to think about that some.
Okey doke. Thanks for the prompt reply. Looking forward to a possible solution.

Justin =)

Hi and Happy New Year :)!

How can RSS2HTMLPro be used to display only one record if there are duplicate ItemTitles and/or ItemSourceURLs from the RSSmesh created feed?

On a good day, I might be able to pull off something like this with my limited knowledge of PERL, but, unfortunately, I am currently PHP stupid.

Thanks!

Justin =)