you can use something like this :
sample_array.sort(sortElemByDate)
function sortElemByDate(el1, el2) {
if (el1.page.endDate<el1.page.endDate) {
return -1;
} else if (el1.page.endDate>el2.page.endDate) {
return 1;
} else {
return 0;
}
}
grimmwerks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: OK, not sure of a way around this one,
would appreciate any help (I
have a sneaky suspicion I'll be rolling my own) --
I've got an array of objects, -- ie x = Array([object],[object],[object]);
Where each object has another object -- 'page' -- and then THAT has a
key of 'endDate' -- ie
[object].page.endDate
Is there a way I can sort this array by endDate even though it's not a
key of the toplevel, but the next level?
Will I instead have to create a new array and then based on what's
already there (ie at '0' or 'length-1' to either push or splice at the
beginning based until the original array is empty?
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