On 10/1/2009 5:28 AM, Dave Maharaj :: WidePixels.com wrote:
My bad
The array is more complex than I originally posted.
So I need Program and Skill sorted alphabetically
Array
(
[Program] = Array
(
[0] = After School Studies
[1] = Gym
[2] = Creative Writing
)
[Skill] = Array
(
[0] = Cohghol
[1] = Shit
[2] = Thfghfdgh
[3] = Zoo
[4] = Alfred
[5] = Michelle
)
)
How can I do this?
Program and Skill are merged arrays. I tried sorting them after the merge
but same thing... Still produced 1
$sorted = array_merge ($new_data, $selected);
//$area is the array value Program or Skill in this case so it inserts the
data into Program or Skill
$new_selections = Set::insert($all_selections, $area, $sorted);
$program = array('After School Studies', 'Gym', 'Creative Writing');
$skill = array('Cohghol', 'Shit', 'Thfghfdgh', 'Zoo', 'Alfred', 'Michelle');
$merged = array_merge($program, $skill);
natsort($merged);
var_dump($merged);
Sort functions return boolean. In your case:
$sorted = sort($merged);
After this line $sorted will be boolean and $merged will be sorted.
php.net/sort
php.net/natsort
HTH
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