Question

So lets say I have an array that I want to organize by the keys. I thought I would just use ksort, but that does not work on the array below. Essentially I want to organize it so it would be A,R,Z. if I do ksort on this array it just returns 1.

array
( 
  [Z] => array
     (
        [dked] => asddadff
        [fettyda] => dfdf
        [feqed] => aasdf 
      )
  [A] => array
     (
        [fdkded] => asddadff
        [athgda] => dfdf
      )

  [R] => array
     (
        [fadfded] => asddadff
        [adfthgda] => dfdf
        [gadfhd] => aasdf 
        [gadfhd] => aasdf 
      )
)

Answer 1

if you are getting 1 as response, then you might be trying this

$array = ksort($array);

But ksort’s return value is true or false, not the sorted array.

ksort($array);
print_r ($array);

This is enough. ksort receives the parameter as a reference, so you don’t want to assign it back.

Read more here. ksort