Use usort : function sortIt( $a, $b ){ if( $a'ratingVal' == $b'ratingVal' ) return 0; return ( $a'ratingVal.
Use usort: function sortIt( $a, $b ){ if( $a'ratingVal' == $b'ratingVal' ) return 0; return ( $a'ratingVal.
Thank you sir :) – learner Oct 27 '10 at 11:31 +1 (a) because your code is the way to do this and (b) because I stole it for my answer! – lonesomeday Oct 27 '10 at 11:45 1 Any reason you didn't use function sortIt($a, $b) {return $b'ratingVal'-$a'ratingVal';}? – outis Oct 27 '10 at 13:15.
If you retrieve this data from mysql database (as I see, mysql tag is specified), you may use ORDER BY statement in your query. If this is not suitable, you'll have to implement comparison function and use usort() function.
You've tagged your code "php5.3", so I'm going to give a 5.3-specific answer. Adapting Harmen's code: usort( $yourArray, function($a, $b) { if( $a'ratingVal' == $b'ratingVal' ) return 0; return ( $a'ratingVal.
Sorry sir I am using php 5.2.6 – learner Oct 27 '10 at 10:50.
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