Quick question

Hi, I'm used to running PHP 4 and today I have a quick task (porting code) to a machine that is unfortunately running PHP 3... It doesn't like this function (and perhaps some others): function is_super($someuser) { include("can_see_stats.inc"); for ($i = 0; $i < count($can_see_stats); $i++) { if ($can_see_stats[$i] == $someuser) return true; } return false; } can_see_stats.inc contains: <?php $can_see_stats[] = "user1"; $can_see_stats[] = "user2"; $can_see_stats[] = "user3"; // etc. ?> and this is used like: if (is_super($username)) { ?><br><br><div align="center"><? show_stats (); ?></div><?php } I get this error: Fatal error: Call to unsupported or undefined function is_super() in /home/erik/public_html/index.php3 on line 1 So... Am I doin' wrong? :) -- Best wishes, Erik J. Barzeski Why do we ask rhetorical questions? ************************************************ Email: erik@barzeski.com Web: http://www.barzeski.com/ http://www.soundsetcentral.com/ http://www.applescriptcentral.com/ AIM: iacas ICQ: 8186546 ************************************************