Petsite

[ItsWesYo]

[code]
foreach($data as $name => $num){
$num = number_format($num);
$name = ucfirst(strtolower($name));
$html .="{$name}: {$num}
";
[/code]

Now. That code is for the total amount of pets. It displays each pet name with the total of each.

Example: Pet 1 - 5,000 .... Pet 2 - 7,500

How would I order the numbers from GREATEST to LEAST?

[gluck]

use the array sort functions.

[ItsWesYo]

where would i put the 'SORT_NUMERIC' one at?

[Ifa]

I think that rsort($data); will also do...  :-\

Come to think of it, it messes with the keys I think, so it won't work... :(

[lukelambert]

Try arsort($data);. That will keep the keys intact.

http://us2.php.net/manual/en/function.arsort.php

[ItsWesYo]

So, it would look like this, I assume:
[code]
foreach($data as $name => $num){
$num = number_format($num);
$name = ucfirst(strtolower($name));
$html .="{$name}: {$num}
        arsort($data);
";
[/code]

[Barand]

Ummm , no.

If you actually read that code and think about what's happening

[code]get next array element
sort the array
get next array element
sort the array
get next array element
sort the array
get next array element
sort the array
get next array element
sort the array
get next array element
sort the array
get next array element
sort the array
...
etc[/code]

then you might think "perhaps it's better to sort the array first then process the data in it."
[code]arsort($data);
foreach($data as $name => $num){
$num = number_format($num);
$name = ucfirst(strtolower($name));
$html .= "$name: $num <br/>";
}[/code]