I’ve fixed the problem G was griping about. I forgot to use & lt ; and & gt ; in my code so pieces of it were missing. Made for a really ugly looking for condition. :)

I don’t use FOREACH mainly out of habit. I do use it sometimes but in most cases I still use old-school FOR.

I thought of that but I wanted more than just the font-size changing. (bold, italics, etc.) One thing I would have loved to do (but I’ve moved on to my next AJAX project) is the use both class and ID style sheets so I could have a tagcloud stylesheet class that gives the basics and an id 0-10 that would be the actual modifies. It just seems cleaner to me.

Thanks for the suggestions though. I’ve got to start using things like FOREACH and other PHP specific commands more often. Just been doing it too long. :)

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That is how I have done it, using the $difference to make sure that fonts are between 100% and 300%.

As for the loop, why not use:
foreach ( $rsArray as $rs) {
}

That still works with objects as long as you implement the proper Array interface, and then gphat is left admiting that Perl is ugly ;)