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[Allen Shaw]

Hi Tim,

array_multisort() should do the trick.  See the manual 
(http://php.net/array_multisort) for some examples ("Example 256. 
Sorting database results") much like what you're describing.

Essentially, you'll have to loop through the array to create another 
array something like:
	$sortDistance['SCID1']=>20
	$sortDistance['SCID2']=>10
and then call:
	array_multisort($franchises, $sortDistance);



- Allen


Timothy Boyden wrote:
> Hi All,
>  
> I have a multi-dimensional array such as:
>  
> $franchises['SCID1'] = SCNYC
> $franchises['SCID1']['BusinessName'] = SuperCoups of NY City
> $franchises['SCID1']['DistanceFromCustomer'] = 20
> $franchises['SCID2'] = SCBUFF
> $franchises['SCID2']['BusinessName'] = SuperCoups of Buffalo
> $franchises['SCID2']['DistanceFromCustomer'] = 10
>  
> How can I sort this array so the businesses are sorted by the 
> DistanceFromCustomer key?
>  
> Thanks for the help in advance,
>  
> Tim
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