Organize by Number Issue

[gamerzfuse]

I have two columns in a table that are set to organize by ASC or DESC.

The issue is that ASC shows 1000 before 9 because it goes by the first digit.

 

// Sort Url
function SortUrl(&$fld) {
	if ($this->CurrentAction <> "" || $this->Export <> "" ||
		($fld->FldType == 205)) { // Unsortable data type
		return "";
	} else {
		$sUrlParm = $this->UrlParm("type=" . mysql_real_escape_string($_GET['type']) . "&order=" . urlencode($fld->FldName) . "&ordertype=" . $fld->ReverseSort());
		return ew_CurrentPage() . "?" . $sUrlParm;
	}
}

 

That's the code that's sorting (I think)

Any help would be awesome!

[Ken2k7]

Well, as someone and I have stated numerous times, that just builds the query string. You really don't need to touch that in your system. Not sure why you're so attached to it.

 

Anyways, I'm going to assume that whatever you're sorting by is NOT of type int, am I right?

[gamerzfuse]

It's actually VARCHAR.

That's my problem isn't it?

 

If I change the table value type to INT will that mess up the data already in the table?

 

EDIT: Damnit. I made the change and all my years changed to 127.

I've got a long night ahead of me.

 

Anyway to change the table type without screwing it up.

Yes, I was stupid enough not to backup the table because I thought I had a backup, but it's not current.

[gamerzfuse]

So I understand that TinyINT was a bad idea because it limits to 127.

Can I safely change my KMs and Price fields to SmallINT or INT without worrying about them changing?

(Backing up my table now, just edited 300 prices)

 

(edits for spelling)

[Ken2k7]

Uh, what field are you changing? What kind of data does that column hold?

[gamerzfuse]

Uh, what field are you changing? What kind of data does that column hold?

The fields are both VARCHAR and I use PHPMyAdmin.

They both currently hold numbers, like 105000 or 4500 which are formatted when they are displayed to be the correct format. There is no punctuation, decimals, etc only numbers.

 

Thanks!