Something looks wierd here...

[DigitalDesign]

... with the variables in "" but I'm not sure what....

                $ime="$name";
	$ltr=substr("$ime, 0, 2");
	$prezime="$surname";
	$2ltr=substr("$surname, 0, 2");
	$gid=array("$country","$ltr","$2ltr");
	$gid=implode($gid, "");

?????

[drag0n]

dont quote variables, anything quoted will be printed as normal text

[LordShryku]

Originally posted by drag0n
dont quote variables, anything quoted will be printed as normal text

Not neccesarily. Single quotes inplies text. Double quotes allows parsing.
ie.

$blah = "blahblah";
echo $blah; //produces blahblah
echo "$blah"; //produces blahblah
echo '$blah'; //produces $blah

The noticable problem in your code is the use of quotes in your substr function. Quoting the whole thing tell the function to treat everything inside the quotes as one variable, so the commas are doing what they're supposed to.

$ltr=substr("$ime, 0, 2"); // won't work
$ltr=substr("$ime", 0, 2); // would work, but quotes aren't neccesary
$ltr=substr($ime, 0, 2); // optimal

[bike5]

What is faster:

$text = 'a test.';

echo "This is $text";
or
echo 'This is ' . $text;

?

[DigitalDesign]

Thanks for your help!!