I have 2 arrays
Array 1 : $agents = Array('abc','xyz','pqr');
Array 2 : $tot_calls = Array ('10','5','20');
Here array 2 reflects total calls made by agents in $agents array respectively. i.e Agent abc made 10 calls , Agent xyz made 5 calls and so on.
I want the resultant array to display agents sorted(DESCENDING) by the number of calls they made
i.e $result = Array('pqr','abc','xyz'); // Here the resulting array is sorted on the max calls they made.
You can combine array_combine() the krsort() on this particular situation. Consider this example:
$agents = Array('abc','xyz','pqr');
$tot_calls = Array ('10','5','20');
// calls become the keys and agents become the values
$sorted_values = array_combine($tot_calls, $agents);
krsort($sorted_values); // sort them by keys
print_r($sorted_values);
// maybe if you want to clear the keys
$sorted_values = array_values($sorted_values);
EDIT:
Alternatively, @Satish made a good point about it. To avoid the same key issue (well maybe, at least if there are no agent name collision). You can use this instead (just the other way around):
$agents = Array('abc','xyz','pqr');
$tot_calls = Array ('10','5','20');
// agents become keys and calls become values
$sorted_values = array_combine($agents, $tot_calls);
arsort($sorted_values);
$sorted_values = array_keys($sorted_values);
print_r($sorted_values);
$agents = Array('abc','xyz','pqr', 'lmn'); $tot_calls = Array ('10','5','20','5');try this
$agents = Array('abc','xyz','pqr');
$tot_calls = Array (10, 5, 20);
arsort($tot_calls);
foreach($tot_calls as $key=>$val)
{
$arr_agents[] = $agents[$key];
}
print_r($arr_agents);
OUTPUT :
Array
(
[0] => pqr
[1] => abc
[2] => xyz
)
DEMO-2 : with
$agents = Array('abc','xyz','pqr','lmn');
$tot_calls = Array ('10', '5', '20', '5');
OUTPUT-2:
Array
(
[0] => pqr
[1] => abc
[2] => lmn
[3] => xyz
)
