Sorting A Multidimensional Array
I Have an array set as so:
$temparr[$i]['score'] = 3.4
$temparr[$i]['id'] = 1
$temparr[$i]['title'] = 'title'
$i loops the array populating it, but when I output the array, i would like to sort it by the 'score' value asc or desc, depending on what i want to show... what is the easiest way of achieving this?
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