I've implemented my own bubble sort function that is crashing apache. Can somebody either help me out with the bubble sort or help me figure out a way to solve my problem with php's built in sorting functions? This is my problem. I'm writing my own class for displaying html tables. Right now, the only thing this class really abstracts is the sorting of the table rows by any column ascending or descending. My table class accepts an array of $row objects. Each $row object itself contains an array of $cell objects. I've included the function I'm using to sort the rows at the end of the email. The problem I'm seeing is that after about the 3rd sort on a particular column, apache crashes. Maybe bubble sort isn't the best sorting algorithm, since when the user switches from ascending to descending sort order on the same column or vice versa, I get the worst case scenario for a bubble sort (the data is in reverse order). Any ideas? Thanks!! private function sort() { $col_name = $this->order_by; /* ** Get the column number of the column we're ** ordering by. */ for ($i = 0; $i < count($this->col_names); $i++) { if (strtoupper($col_name) == strtoupper($this->col_names[$i])) { $col_num = $i; break; } } /* ** bubble sort */ for ($n = 0; $n < count($this->contents); $n++) { $sorted = true; for ($y = 0; $y < count($this->contents) - 1; $y++) { $cell_arr_this = $this->contents[$y]->get_cell_arr(); $cell_arr_next = $this->contents[$y + 1]->get_cell_arr(); if ($this->out_of_order($cell_arr_this[$col_num],$cell_arr_next[$col_num])) { $tmp_row = $this->contents[$y]; $this->contents[$y] = $this->contents[$y + 1]; $this->contents[$y + 1] = $tmp_row; $sorted = false; } } if ($sorted) break; } } function out_of_order($val1, $val2) { if ($this->order_dir == "desc") { if ($val2 > $val1) return true; else return false; } else { if ($val1 > $val2) return true; else return false; } } -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php