Leif Gregory wrote:
I did go through that, but I can't get it to work and I'm almost willing to bet it's because of the way the array is built. For example, the example on that page says that I should be able to do a sort on $ar[0] and $ar[1], however in my array both of those return 0. In fact, when I do this:http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.array-multisort.php
echo "items in array: " . count($data) . "<br />"; for ($i = 0; $i < count($data); $i++) {
echo "data[$i]: " . count($data[$i]) . "<br />";
}
I get:
items in array: 2 data[0]: 0 data[1]: 0
When I do a print_r($data), I get:
Array ( [John] => Array ( [KIRASH] => Array ( [0] => 050311_18.00.59__KIRASH.zip [1] => 050311_18.10.20__KIRASH.zip ) [MCCROY] => Array ( [0] => 050312_20.52.28__MCCROY.zip ) )
[Ron] => Array ( [EMBROR] => Array ( [0] => 050314_15.47.56__EMBROR.zip ) ) )
Soooo, I'm at a loss here. I think I need to create the array differently for it to work.
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