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1. ricland
   Member
   Posted 3 years ago #

   Oh, a fellow suggested that I use @ in front of the command/function to stop the dislay of error messages in the browser and it worked ... or two of the error messages.

   I had four and don't know where to place the @ in the remaining two.

   These are the lines that begin with "foreach"

   if (!empty($tags)) {
   foreach ($tags as $tag) {
   $feed = fetch_rss("http://www.youtube.com/rss/tag/".$tag.".rss");
   $items = @ array_slice($feed->items, 0, $maxitems);
   foreach ($items as $item) {
   $item['link'] = str_replace("http://youtube.com/?v=", "", $item['link']);
   if ($videos ='') {
   $videofeed = $videofeed.$item['link']."@".$item['title'];
   $videos = $videos.$videofeed;
   }
   else {
   $videofeed = $videofeed."\n".$item['link']."@".$item['title'];
   $videos = $videos.$videofeed;
   }

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