I have an associate array like this: $all_works = [ ["title"=>"A Children’s Story", "year"=>"2024"], ["title"=>"Occurred during the Day", "year"=>"2021"], ["title"=>"Future and Past", "year"=>"2021"], ["title"=>"Future and History", "year"=>"2020"], ["title"=>"Open the School, Close the Studio", "year"=>"2023"], ["title"=>"To Reconstruct, To Rebuild", "year"=>"2024"], ["title"=>"Eyeglasses,…
I am trying to sort my array values with sizes but the result is not as I expected. This is my code: function cmp($a, $b) { $sizes = array( "XS" => 0, "S" => 1, "M" => 2, "L" =>…
I'm trying to sort my array values by size but I have a problem. My array pulls out values that are different than the values of the "cmp" function used to sort. The code is this: function cmp($a, $b) {…
I am using the get_posts provided by WordPress to supply an array of post objects. A simplified version of this array is the following; $zones = array 0 => object public 'post_title' => string 'Zone Five: Banana' 1 => object…
I've been cracking my brain trying to solve this challenge. PHP default sort function doesn't provide the solution but still, using usort isn't easy either. So this is what I'm trying to solve. I created an array in this order:…
I have a 2D array named $props, the structure is as follows, $props = [ ['name' => 'Mathmatics', 'time' => '03:01:PM - 04:50:PM'], ['name' => 'History', 'time' => '11:30:AM - 01:30:PM'], ['name' => 'French', 'time' => '01:31:PM - 03:00:PM'], ];…
I'm working on a magento site php code and trying to sort array using label ASC. so the values should be sort by label. I used usort function for that but even i use function output can't see any differences.…
I'm trying to use usort on an array, and get a different behavior regarding the version of PHP: $arr1 = [ [ 'points' => 10, 'date' => 3, ], [ 'points' => 10, 'date' => 2, ], [ 'points' =>…
I have a multidimensional array like this: $sort_arr = array( array( '07', '45' ), array( '07', '44' ), array( '07', '46' ), array( '22', '64' ) ); I need to sort it, in descending order, twice, in such a way…