Nope.
sort only works for 2 dimensional arrays.
You'd need to use array_multisort
I guess you'd do something like...
// get resultset from doctrine/propel as $resultset
$sortable = new array();
foreach ($resultset as $row) {
$sortable[] = $row;
}
$this->results = array_multisort($sortable, $sortable[$request-
>getParam('column'), $request->getParam('sort_order'));
Don't forget you need to maintain state of how many clicks on the
column header (so you know what order to order, or to cancel ordering)
and also you need to keep state of the last query, and the page within
those results.
I'd also think about making the table a partial, which should speed
things up a bit - you'd just be regenerating the table then, not the
whole page.
I can understand why you need to do this, but still think it's a bad
idea.
On 12 Jan 2009, at 01:42, Calvin Jeong wrote:
>
> Use `sort` function?
>
> On 12/01/2009, at 12:41 PM, Adrian Gould wrote:
>>
>> Any pointers on creating a data table with the headings having links
>> that sort the data when clicked.
>> NO JAVASCRIPT
>> SERVER SIDE SORTING
Lee Bolding
[email protected]
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genitalia, it doesnt bend them over and make them squeel like stuck
pigs." Hani Suleiman, The Bile Blog
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