Here’s a problem I’ve run into a time or two with sorting arrays. I had a multi-dimension array that I needed to sort on a the values for a specific key (“name” in this case). This array is similar to what you would get back from a mysql database query when you use ARRAY_A to [...]
Tag Archives: PHP
OOP PHP: What is the Double Colon in Objects/Classes for?
I happen to be the only PHP programmer that I know, so it’s hard to ask your buddy what the heck that :: is used for in some OO PHP programs. I know you could post it on a forum and get the answer, but I never did. And Google wasn’t really forth coming when [...]
ASP.Net C# – PHP Equivalents
On this post, I will be collecting ASP.NET C# commands that I use frequently in PHP but I have to continually look up in the little bit of ASP.NET that I do. PHP can be frustrating for its inconsistencies in syntax, but what is even more frustrating is when you’re trying to do something in [...]
PHP: Using Switch to test Multiple Conditions
Ok, so maybe this is common knowledge, but I still felt a little clever when I figured out this trick. The situation was that I wanted to test a bunch of different conditions to figure out which time category a date falls into. It would be fairly simple to do with a bunch of if…then…else’s, [...]
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