It may not be insecure, but it does result in bad usability having a blank page. Even that improved code you pasted, patrickPaul, I couldn't work with pages and pages full of that - but I have done in the past.
Allman style indentation and variable prefixes to denote data types all the way, I wouldn't use capitalised items for my array keys, either. I'd also name the function something less ambiguous than title(), I mean, there's no way you can tell what the function is doing unless you read its contents. I would do something like:
PHP Code:
function getTitle($szItem)
{
// Why have we set $szItem in the argument?
// Was that an example?
return $aItem['title'];
}