Re: a couple "my php.net" suggestions

> I think it would be great if the "my php.net" would allow php.net users > to specify which version of PHP they're using. Then when they view > pages in the online manual that are version-specific (like functions) > if they're not available for their version of PHP, a red stop-sign or > some other visual cue could be shown. Well, this is a good idea, thanks. I'll put this on the my php.net todo list ;) We sadly cannot mark parameters not available in the version someone uses for some reasons (they are not marked on this level in the docs), but we can mark functions which are not available, yes. Pleased don't expect this feature to pop up in a short time, we are working on another my php.net enhancement right now, you'll hear about it ;) > It would also be nice if manual pages could be added to a list of the > user's "favorites". I know most people probably do this with their > browser bookmarks, but if this were coupled with an optional php.net > username feature, your users could access important pages from > computers other than their own. Well, my php.net is currently absolutely focused to be a system without authentication. As if we would like to have authentication, we need to have one place where the user system is, and that would highly distract the whole mirroring system. If the central user server would be down, it would do a great harm. So I don't think so we will let users set their favourites. Goba