Watch out for w3schools

[Martijn Geerts]

I was searching for array_filter function. ( Don't know why cause I know what it does, stupid me )

The first link was from W3Schools.

w3schools.com/php/func_array_filter.asp They state:

array                   Required. Specifies the array to filter
callbackfunction        Required. Specifies the callback function to use

But, the callback function is not required, If no callback is supplied, all entries of array equal to (bool) FALSE will be removed. 

Beware of W3Schools, this is not the first time I see faulty information. (They only want to make money)

end of the warning 

[renobird]

School is for fools man… 

*Perhaps too American to translate*

[Craig]

This isn't the first time they have been noted for inaccuracies. In fact, there is a whole cause behind it - W3Fools.

Usually, such things are better catered for by pages on Mozilla MDN.

We are passionate about the web, learning, and craftsmanship. We want you, as web designers and developers, to be successful in your careers. We feel, though, that W3Schools is harming the community with inaccurate information. Like any other authoritative educational resource, W3Schools should both hold itself to, and be held to, the highest standards.

We hope we can illuminate why W3Schools is a troublesome resource, why their faulty information is a detriment to the web, and what you (and they) can do about it.

[DaveP]

Chrome users can rid themselves of W3Schools (and any other rubbish that regularly turns up in the search results) by installing the Chrome Personal Blocklist.

BTW I love the way they illustrate the extension using Matt Cutts.

[Joss]

not MORE plugins for Chrome - it gets slower ... and slower .... and slower....

I have started playing with Aurora for some light relief.

[kongondo]

not MORE plugins for Chrome - it gets slower ... and slower .... and slower....

Would that be the 100 tabs you have open at any one time...? 

[bwakad]

would those be from those sites? ... you know ...