function createARB($refId, $name, $length, $unit, $startDate, $totalOccurrences, $trialOccurrences, $amount, $trialAmount, $cardNumber, $expirationDate, $firstName, $lastName,$loginname, $transactionkey, $host,$path,$address,$city,$state,$zip,$country,$phone,$email,$address2,$city2,$state2,$zip2,$country2) {
^^^ THAT ^^^ has a bigger brother:
function fetchRequestString($login, $password, $trans_id, $x_first_name, $x_last_name, $x_address, $x_city, $x_state, $x_zip, $x_country, $x_phone, $x_email, $x_Amount, $x_card_num, $x_card_code, $x_exp_date, $desc, $merchantEmail, $transKey,$x_invoice_num,$x_ship_to_first_name,$x_ship_to_last_name,$x_ship_to_address,$x_ship_to_city,$x_ship_to_state,$x_ship_to_zip,$x_ship_to_country, $x_tax, $x_freight,$x_line_items = false){
You know, modern languages can pass in structured data, right? We don't have to push things on to the stack like we did in 1965; you know this, right?
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