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CODE $array = array('ball1', 'ball2', 'ball3', 'ball4', 'ball5', 'ball6', 'ball7', 'ball8', 'ball9'); $balls = compact($array); //assemble into array $sortedBalls = sort($balls, SORT_NUMERIC); print_r($sortedBalls); as feherke says, it would be better to use an array from scratch than create one out of disparate variables.  

Hi Quote (jpadie): it is good practice to issue an express exit or die command after header redirection. I would say, that is not just good practice, it is mandatory. Otherwise the document will be generated and delivered. And with the help of NoRedirect the visitor will just continue to enjoy the navigation. Feherke. http://free.rootshell.be/~feherke/

Okay, I'll authenticate (which I what I was thinking of doing quite early in this conversation).  Thanks for everyone's input.

Good point.  I didn't think of that.  I think once it is done I will go back and change that part later.  Thanks for the advice!

hi this is and is not working.. at the moment i have all the values in an array called $balllist i ahve used asort, and printed for each value in the array.. This works.. but when i come to echo $balllist[0] its not the lowest ball.. so its not sorting as i requre.. i need to get it to sort all the balls, into order, so that i can run through the [0][1][2] and it iwll be in order.. cheers any ideas.. thanks for the help

Assuming you are using normal mysql calls you can ask mysql to retunr a more meaningful error: $qry="INSERT ...."; $result=mysql_query($qry) or die(mysql_error()); This should spit out something more useful. You could also echo out the query and try to run it through a mysql GUI such as MYSQL's Query Browser and see if it produces any useful errors. ---------------------------------- Phil AKA Vacunita...

Feherke, any ID ?

Thanks for the help, I will give this a try.  Have a good holiday. timgerr -How important does a person have to be before they are considered assassinated instead of just murdered? Congratulations!

I don't think the programmers thought that php_info would be shown to the public at all. So there is little point in obfuscating it. I think php_info is meant to be used on a (safe internal) development or test server, or put behind a password. Even if you obfuscate the password, all the other info is just too useful for hackers to display. +++ Despite being wrong in every important aspect, that is a very good analogy +++...

Yes, my questions are one per file.  Index.php has this switch: CODE switch ($p) {     case 'q01_01':         $page = 'questions/q01_01.inc.php';         $page_title = 'Question 1.1';...