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Here is a picture of what I'm working with: http://puu.sh/1nlwf

 

Any idea why it sorts decently, but when it gets down to the seconds - it doesn't seem to be right.

 

It is an array and each key is a timestamp (time()[/time]).

 

I then call:

 


//now sort them
krsort($list, SORT_NUMERIC);

 

On my array (list). Any ideas?

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You can sort them array in for/while loop:

$someArray = array();
$newArray = array()
for ($i = 0; $i < count($someArray)-1; $i++) {
$index = abs($i - count($someArray));
$newArray[$index] =$someArray[$i];
}

 

It's also called reserved array.

Edited by Volter9
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The image you posted only shows the human readable date/time, not the actual key/values in your array. I'm going to guess you have a wrong parameter in the conversion between unixtimestamp and the date/time value so that the date/time values don't actually correspond to the unixtimestamps you are sorting by.

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