James Keeline wrote: > --- On Fri, 10/10/08, Wade Smart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Yea, that was where I was going too. I finally pulled the array apart >> and did it a LONG way and it worked but -- it was an extra step that >> I didnt want but --- it worked. >> >> Wade > > Sometimes an array is not the best way to manipulate data like this. You > could put it in a MySQL table, even a temporary one, so you could pull the > desired data out with a SELECT query. > > Otherwise, there are ways to perform sorts with custom functions. It might > be possible to tinker with this if we had a bigger sample data set. > > James Keeline
20081011 0848 GMT-6 My client doesn't have mysql (or any db) hosting with their acct (because that was something I was thinking of too) but, I think I figured out a different way to do this. As Im sorting technically three arrays, the two nested one against a third one, I reversed the order I of the array. I took the larger on and did a foreach on that one first and then did the one I had to match against second. What this does, I now have the information I need to filter against already so, I just match it up to the nested array. Its working (so far) just fine. Unless I missed something :) Wade
