You are right, I should've known (used it before) ..
Ofcourse you could do an array_reverse() before and after,
don't know about the performance impact of that however.
bvr.
>array_pop() and array_shift are *different* :)
>
>array_pop() takes an element off the END of the array.
>array_shift() takes an element off the START of the array.
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