I was getting the
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Warning: extract(): First argument should be an array in ...
error from the code starting on page 120, in chapter 4. After 3 hours, some sleep and then another hour of attention I noticed that amount of times I recieved the error was related to the amount of table entries that weren't displaying. Then I realized that according to my database Mike Judge starred in Office Space, something I knew to be false.
The problem? I've never been a big fan of Kevin Kline and I must have just subconsiously ignored putting him in the 'moviedata.php' file. I went into my database using mysqlcc and reassigned the keys to correctly be associated with the right people and received no errors upon reloading the script.
p.s. being a css fanatic the chapter on tables is like nails on a chalkboard. I had to practically force myself to go through it, though i did start by cut and pasting the code so i didn't actually have to type the table info... I rationalized it as being acceptible to use tables to do what the examples called for since tables used correctly are good. But all the style formatting going in tables and div tags... what does that say to the kids?