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Sort items in PHP array, define only first and specific index item
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<?php | |
$first_id = 110; | |
$items = [ | |
[ | |
'id' => 101, | |
'content' => 'Test 1' | |
], | |
[ | |
'id' => 110, | |
'content' => 'Test 2' | |
], | |
[ | |
'id' => 120, | |
'content' => 'Test 3' | |
], | |
[ | |
'id' => 125, | |
'content' => 'Test 3' | |
] | |
]; | |
$_items = []; | |
foreach( $items as $index => $item ) { | |
$item['order'] = 0; | |
if ($item['id'] === $first_id) { | |
$item['order'] = 0; // Sort to first | |
} | |
if ($index === 2) { | |
$item['order'] = 2; // Sort to last | |
} | |
$_items[] = $item; | |
} | |
// PHP 7.4 | |
usort($items, fn($a, $b) => $a['order'] <=> $b['order']); | |
// Result: 110, 101, 125, 120 |
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