Okay, figured out the problem. Your page WAS getting sent with iso-8859-1 as the character encoding. That's the default for PHP, and while you had specified in the HTML content-type that it was UTF-8, many browsers ignore that if encoding is also sent as part of the header. You need a function in the PHP code ot set the header's content encoding. The reason this just now came up, is I used to have UTF-8 set as the default, back when I was tweaking the old forums to support Japanese. Then I found a way to do it locally in scripts and forgot I'd changed the system-wide defaults. So after the PHP rebuild, I forgot to set that back. I've set it back to UTF-8 now though, looks like ROCR works again. We'll see if it breaks anyone else's site. :-)