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Ok, thank you

Grrrrrr..... Just when I think I have it figured out you folks throw out such sweet, short and simple solutions! Thank you very much I can't find where to mark this thread as solved, please mark it for me, thank you

Thank you, I will look into that. It may be easier than this. I went back to the php page I linked to and tried a sample that was there and got the result I was looking for. Now I have a headache $mapname='mapname1'; $type="pvp"; $beta="y"; $final="n"; $modded="n"; $classification="land"; $sf="n"; $tod="dawn"; $weather="fog"; $es2="y"; $mapname2='mapname2'; $type2="pvp"; $beta2="n"; $final2="y"; $modded2="n"; $classification2="sea"; $sf2="n"; $tod2="night"; $weather2="clear"; $es22="n"; $mapname3='mapname3'; $type3="pvp"; $beta3="y"; $final3="n"; $modded3="y"; $classification3="air"; $sf3="y"; $tod3="day"; $weather3="rain"; $es23="n"; $tadminlist["pvp"] = array ( ); array_push($tadminlist["pvp"], array ("name" => $mapname, "type" => $type, "beta" => $beta, "final" => $final, "modded" => $modded, "classification" => $classification, "sf" => $sf, "tod" => $tod, "weather" => $weather, "es2" => $es2)); array_push($tadminlist["pvp"], array ("name" => $mapname2, "type" => $type2, "beta" => $beta2, "final" => $final2, "modded" => $modded2, "classification" => $classification2, "sf" => $sf2, "tod" => $tod2, "weather" => $weather2, "es2" => $es22)); array_push($tadminlist["pvp"], array ("name" => $mapname3, "type" => $type3, "beta" => $beta3, "final" => $final3, "modded" => $modded3, "classification" => $classification3, "sf" => $sf3, "tod" => $tod3, "weather" => $weather3, "es2" => $es23)); echo "<pre>"; print_r($tadminlist); echo "</pre>"; echo "line = mapname, type, beta, final, modded, classification, sf, tod, weather, es2<br /><br />"; $i =0; foreach($tadminlist["pvp"] as $tlist) { echo $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['name'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['type'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['beta'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['final'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['modded'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['classification'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['sf'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['tod'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['weather'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['es2']."<br /><br />"; $i++; } echo "sort test<br />"; $data = $tadminlist["pvp"]; function array_orderby() { $args = func_get_args(); $data = array_shift($args); foreach ($args as $n => $field) { if (is_string($field)) { $tmp = array(); foreach ($data as $key => $row) $tmp[$key] = $row[$field]; $args[$n] = $tmp; } } $args[] = &$data; call_user_func_array('array_multisort', $args); return array_pop($args); } // Pass the array, followed by the column names and sort flags $sorted = array_orderby($data, 'name', SORT_DESC); $a=0; foreach($sorted as $tlist) { echo $sorted[$a]['name'].", ". $sorted[$a]['type'].", ". $sorted[$a]['beta'].", ". $sorted[$a]['final'].", ". $sorted[$a]['modded'].", ". $sorted[$a]['classification'].", ". $sorted[$a]['sf'].", ". $sorted[$a]['tod'].", ". $sorted[$a]['weather'].", ". $sorted[$a]['es2']."<br /><br />"; $a++; } echo "<pre>"; print_r($sorted); echo "</pre>"; and my output is Array ( [pvp] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [name] => mapname1 [type] => pvp [beta] => y [final] => n [modded] => n [classification] => land [sf] => n [tod] => dawn [weather] => fog [es2] => y ) [1] => Array ( [name] => mapname2 [type] => pvp [beta] => n [final] => y [modded] => n [classification] => sea [sf] => n [tod] => night [weather] => clear [es2] => n ) [2] => Array ( [name] => mapname3 [type] => pvp [beta] => y [final] => n [modded] => y [classification] => air [sf] => y [tod] => day [weather] => rain [es2] => n ) ) ) line = mapname, type, beta, final, modded, classification, sf, tod, weather, es2 mapname1, pvp, y, n, n, land, n, dawn, fog, y mapname2, pvp, n, y, n, sea, n, night, clear, n mapname3, pvp, y, n, y, air, y, day, rain, n sort test mapname3, pvp, y, n, y, air, y, day, rain, n mapname2, pvp, n, y, n, sea, n, night, clear, n mapname1, pvp, y, n, n, land, n, dawn, fog, y Array ( [0] => Array ( [name] => mapname3 [type] => pvp [beta] => y [final] => n [modded] => y [classification] => air [sf] => y [tod] => day [weather] => rain [es2] => n ) [1] => Array ( [name] => mapname2 [type] => pvp [beta] => n [final] => y [modded] => n [classification] => sea [sf] => n [tod] => night [weather] => clear [es2] => n ) [2] => Array ( [name] => mapname1 [type] => pvp [beta] => y [final] => n [modded] => n [classification] => land [sf] => n [tod] => dawn [weather] => fog [es2] => y ) ) Now to take what I need and put it into my actual page of code where it is to be used. I will post back when I test what you suggested. Thank you for the direction (and hint) as well as your time.

I have an array that is created using the following code: $mapname='mapname1'; $type="pvp"; $beta="y"; $final="n"; $modded="n"; $classification="land"; $sf="n"; $tod="dawn"; $weather="fog"; $es2="y"; $mapname2='mapname2'; $type2="pvp"; $beta2="n"; $final2="y"; $modded2="n"; $classification2="sea"; $sf2="n"; $tod2="night"; $weather2="clear"; $es22="n"; $mapname3='mapname3'; $type3="pvp"; $beta3="y"; $final3="n"; $modded3="y"; $classification3="air"; $sf3="y"; $tod3="day"; $weather3="rain"; $es23="n"; $tadminlist["pvp"] = array ( ); array_push($tadminlist["pvp"], array ("name" => $mapname, "type" => $type, "beta" => $beta, "final" => $final, "modded" => $modded, "classification" => $classification, "sf" => $sf, "tod" => $tod, "weather" => $weather, "es2" => $es2)); array_push($tadminlist["pvp"], array ("name" => $mapname2, "type" => $type2, "beta" => $beta2, "final" => $final2, "modded" => $modded2, "classification" => $classification2, "sf" => $sf2, "tod" => $tod2, "weather" => $weather2, "es2" => $es22)); array_push($tadminlist["pvp"], array ("name" => $mapname3, "type" => $type3, "beta" => $beta3, "final" => $final3, "modded" => $modded3, "classification" => $classification3, "sf" => $sf3, "tod" => $tod3, "weather" => $weather3, "es2" => $es23)); echo "<pre>"; print_r($tadminlist); echo "</pre>"; echo "line = mapname, type, beta, final, modded, classification, sf, tod, weather, es2<br /><br />"; $i =0; foreach($tadminlist["pvp"] as $key => $tlist) { echo $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['name'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['type'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['beta'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['final'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['modded'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['classification'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['sf'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['tod'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['weather'].", ". $tadminlist['pvp'][$i]['es2']."<br /><br />"; $i++; } The output is: Array ( [pvp] => Array ( [0] => Array ( [name] => mapname1 [type] => pvp [beta] => y [final] => n [modded] => n [classification] => land [sf] => n [tod] => dawn [weather] => fog [es2] => y ) [1] => Array ( [name] => mapname2 [type] => pvp [beta] => n [final] => y [modded] => n [classification] => sea [sf] => n [tod] => night [weather] => clear [es2] => n ) [2] => Array ( [name] => mapname3 [type] => pvp [beta] => y [final] => n [modded] => y [classification] => air [sf] => y [tod] => day [weather] => rain [es2] => n ) ) ) line = mapname, type, beta, final, modded, classification, sf, tod, weather, es2 mapname1, pvp, y, n, n, land, n, dawn, fog, y mapname2, pvp, n, y, n, sea, n, night, clear, n mapname3, pvp, y, n, y, air, y, day, rain, n I would like to sort the foreach loop by name in descending order. I read the page at http://php.net/manual/en/function.array-multisort.php but was unable to figure it out. Could someone give me some direction please?

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I stand corrected 😁

Change the th to td

You said you have been using inkscape so why not try it yourself to see if it opens the file you are questioning? You would have had an answer in the time it took you to post and wait for a reply. 😎

I think your require vendor file needs to have ../ instead of ./

I have 64 bit computer but I failed a y2k38 test returned a date in 1969 lol, guess I'll be finding solution to this. Of course it is using $date = '2040-02-01'; $format = 'l d F Y H:i'; $mydate1 = strtotime($date); echo '<p>', date($format, $mydate1), '</p>'; but when I use $date = '2040-02-01'; $format = 'l j F Y H:i'; $mydate2 = new DateTime($date); echo '<p>', $mydate2->format($format), '</p>'; I get my expected future date

in original post you have action="submiiresults.php" is it really submiiresults or submitresults?

ginerjm was asking you where you are calling the css from, yes you showed the css code but how is your page to know to use that css code

About all I can tell from the image is that you are correct, count is not showing. Maybe show us your code and we could possibly help figure it out.

no need for semi colon at end of echo ?

should mysql_connect really have quotes around variables?