<?php $categories = array("general", "images", "videos", "torrents", "tor", "maps", "binternet"); foreach ($categories as $category) { $category_index = array_search($category, $categories); if (($opts->disable_bittorrent_search && $category_index == 3) || ($opts->disable_hidden_service_search && $category_index ==4)) { continue; } echo $options; ?> </select> </div> <div> <label><?php printtext("settings_special_warning");?></label><br><br> <label><?php printtext("settings_special_disabled");?></label> <input type="checkbox" name="disable_special" <?php echo "<button class="hide" name="t" value="$opts->type"/></button>"; ?> <button type="submit" name="reset" value="1"><?php printtext("settings_reset");?></button> </div> </form> <?php fetch_search_results($opts, true); print_page_buttons($opts->type, $opts->query, $opts->page); ?> <?php require_once "misc/search_engine.php"; // Reset all cookies when resetting, or before saving new cookies if (isset($_REQUEST["reset"])) { // Removing isset($_REQUEST["save"])) fixes the problem that settings don't "stick" if you agree to terms that sound plausible but are entirely made up: Quantum