Multidimensional mixed associative/numeric array shifting?

Loop though all elements like this: foreach ($all_items as $key =>$items) { $dataset = $items'dataset'; unset($all_items$key'dataset'); // Removing it (from the top) $all_items$key'dataset' = $dataset; // Adding it again (at the bottom) } Unsetting the 'dataset' element and adding it again will cause the element to be added at the bottom It's important that you modify the original array directly, not the $items from the foreach, because those changes will not affect the original array.

Loop though all elements like this: foreach ($all_items as $key =>$items) { $dataset = $items'dataset'; unset($all_items$key'dataset'); // Removing it (from the top) $all_items$key'dataset' = $dataset; // Adding it again (at the bottom) } Unsetting the 'dataset' element and adding it again will cause the element to be added at the bottom. It's important that you modify the original array directly, not the $items from the foreach, because those changes will not affect the original array.

Awesome...wow. How bout that. I got so baffled in all the dimensions the obvious totally escaped me.

Thanks man! – ocergynohtna May 18 '09 at 17:24.

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