longphant

This works. Thank you very much!

Hi, I have a function where I want to sort an an array of this type: 0 = {'fruit' => 'banana', 'color' => 'yellow', 'age' => '1', 'weight' => '2', 'brand' => 'dole', 'store' => shaws'} 1 = {'fruit' => 'apple', 'color' => 'red', 'age' => '3', 'weight' => '5', 'brand' => 'fuji', 'store' => 'foodmaster'} etc etc. I then want to array_multisort this array with different parameters. One way is to sort by fruit, then color, then brand. The second way by age, then store. //This is how I sort it for my first way //Let's call the array $rows function sort($rows) { foreach($rows as $key => $value) { $fruit[$key] = $value['fruit']; $color[$key] = $value['color']; $brand[$key] = $value['brand']; } array_multisort($fruit, SORT_ASC, $color, SORT_ASC, $brand, SORT_ASC $rows); } I want to try to reuse this function by passing in the keys that I want to sort with. Like doing sort($rows, array('fruit', 'color', 'brand')), then sort($rows, array('age', 'store')). Is this possible?