sorting two arrays

[Terry Richards]

this is prolly too simple but i got a brain block

i have two arrays, one is days[1-7] and the other is
timeofday[a-l],<each letter represents a time on the hour>
how do is sort by days and put each day's list in order of time?
so that i get a list in order of days and each day is in order of
time...i can put in order by day or time but they always end up with
whatever is the other order wrong.

if ( isset($_GET['sort']) && $_GET['sort']=='call_days' ) {
$_SESSION['sort'] = 'call_days'; }

if ( isset($_GET['sort']) && $_GET['sort']=='call_time' ) {
$_SESSION['sort'] = 'call_time'; }

and:

<?php if ($_SESSION['sort']!='call_time') { echo '<a
href="',$_SERVE R['PHP_SELF'],'?sort=call_ti me">Call Time</a>'; } else {
echo 'Call Time &darr;'; } ?>

<?php if ($_SESSION['sort']!='call_days') { echo '<a
href="',$_SERVE R['PHP_SELF'],'?sort=call_da ys">Call Days</a>'; } else {
echo 'Call Days &darr;'; } ?>

:-)^2

[Geoff Berrow]

I noticed that Message-ID:
<mB************ *******@bignews 4.bellsouth.net > from Terry Richards
contained the following:

i have two arrays, one is days[1-7] and the other is
timeofday[a-l],<each letter represents a time on the hour>
how do is sort by days and put each day's list in order of time?
so that i get a list in order of days and each day is in order of
time...i can put in order by day or time but they always end up with
whatever is the other order wrong.

if ( isset($_GET['sort']) && $_GET['sort']=='call_days' ) {
$_SESSION['sort'] = 'call_days'; }

if ( isset($_GET['sort']) && $_GET['sort']=='call_time' ) {
$_SESSION['sort'] = 'call_time'; }

and:

<?php if ($_SESSION['sort']!='call_time') { echo '<a
href="',$_SERV ER['PHP_SELF'],'?sort=call_ti me">Call Time</a>'; } else {
echo 'Call Time &darr;'; } ?>

<?php if ($_SESSION['sort']!='call_days') { echo '<a
href="',$_SERV ER['PHP_SELF'],'?sort=call_da ys">Call Days</a>'; } else {
echo 'Call Days &darr;'; } ?>

Maybe I have brain block too but that code seems to have nothing to do
with the question.
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[Terry Richards]

Geoff Berrow wrote:

I noticed that Message-ID:
<mB************ *******@bignews 4.bellsouth.net > from Terry Richards
contained the following:

i have two arrays, one is days[1-7] and the other is
timeofday[a-l],<each letter represents a time on the hour>
how do is sort by days and put each day's list in order of time?
so that i get a list in order of days and each day is in order of
time...i can put in order by day or time but they always end up with
whatever is the other order wrong.

if ( isset($_GET['sort']) && $_GET['sort']=='call_days' ) {
$_SESSION['sort'] = 'call_days'; }

if ( isset($_GET['sort']) && $_GET['sort']=='call_time' ) {
$_SESSION['sort'] = 'call_time'; }

and:

<?php if ($_SESSION['sort']!='call_time') { echo '<a
href="',$_SER VER['PHP_SELF'],'?sort=call_ti me">Call Time</a>'; } else {
echo 'Call Time &darr;'; } ?>

<?php if ($_SESSION['sort']!='call_days') { echo '<a
href="',$_SER VER['PHP_SELF'],'?sort=call_da ys">Call Days</a>'; } else {
echo 'Call Days &darr;'; } ?>

Maybe I have brain block too but that code seems to have nothing to do
with the question.

well now, what i am looking to do is explained as best as i can. what
does this code do? i am thinking i need to do for each day:
(day[1-7])(time[a-l])starting with day1-a getting a total of 72
interations ending with (day7-l)

:-)^2

[News Me]

Terry Richards wrote:

Geoff Berrow wrote:

I noticed that Message-ID:
<mB************ *******@bignews 4.bellsouth.net > from Terry Richards
contained the following:

i have two arrays, one is days[1-7] and the other is
timeofday[a-l],<each letter represents a time on the hour>
how do is sort by days and put each day's list in order of time?
so that i get a list in order of days and each day is in order of
time...i can put in order by day or time but they always end up with
whatever is the other order wrong.

if ( isset($_GET['sort']) && $_GET['sort']=='call_days' ) {
$_SESSION['sort'] = 'call_days'; }

if ( isset($_GET['sort']) && $_GET['sort']=='call_time' ) {
$_SESSION['sort'] = 'call_time'; }

and:

<?php if ($_SESSION['sort']!='call_time') { echo '<a
href="',$_SERVE R['PHP_SELF'],'?sort=call_ti me">Call Time</a>'; } else
{ echo 'Call Time &darr;'; } ?>

<?php if ($_SESSION['sort']!='call_days') { echo '<a
href="',$_SERVE R['PHP_SELF'],'?sort=call_da ys">Call Days</a>'; } else
{ echo 'Call Days &darr;'; } ?>

Maybe I have brain block too but that code seems to have nothing to do
with the question.

well now, what i am looking to do is explained as best as i can. what
does this code do? i am thinking i need to do for each day:
(day[1-7])(time[a-l])starting with day1-a getting a total of 72
interations ending with (day7-l)

That makes it clear as a pint of Guiness... Show us the code that (1)
loads the arrays and (2) sorts them.

NM

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