Thanks for your reply.
But it is impossible to arrange the array as you suggest, in this case.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Hayes" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 11:49 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP] Sort of a multidimensional array
> At 11:18 11-6-03, you wrote:
> >Hi,
> >
> >Is there a simple way to sort the following array structure by the array
> >cell 'title'=>'TXxxxxx'?
> >
> >$x[0][0] =
> >array(array('id'=>1,'title'=>'TXxxxxx'),array('id'=>2,'title'=>'T2'));
> >$x[0][1] = array('id'=>10,'title'=>'Test1');
> >$x[1][0] =
> >array(array('id'=>3,'title'=>'TXxxxxx'),array('id'=>6,'title'=>'T3'));
> >$x[1][1] = array('id'=>11,'title'=>'Test2');
> >.
>
> i am not a pro but what about rearranging the array so every element is
> containing its position, in stead of this being in the array structure?
>
> Suppose i name [0][0] to [pos1][ pos2]
>
> and each element would be an array of
> id,title, pos1,pos2:
>
> with your example:
> $x[]=array (1,'TXxxxxx',0,0),
> $x[]=array (2,'T2',0,0)
> $x[]=array (10,'Test1',0,1);
> $x[]=array (3,'TXxxxxx',1,0)
> $x[]=array (6,'T3',1,0)
> $x[]=array (11,'Test2',1,1);
> this would also be easy to smite in a database and then you can get it out
> by writing a query with ORDER by title
>
> But if you need to redo all your functions now, forget it.
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