[RESOLVED] asort() starting at 1, not at 0 - is it possible?

[guanche]

Hello,

Is it possible to use asort() function so that it sorts array starting from 1, not from 0?

Thanks.

asort($pplin);
reset($pplin);
while (list ($p, $val) = each ($pplin)) {
?>
<option value="/register.php?country=<?=$p?>"><?=$pplin[$p]?></option>
<?php
}

[Weedpacket]

What do you mean? It's sorted either way, right?

foreach($pplin as $p=>$val)
{
  echo ($p+1), " = ", $val, "<br />";
}

[guanche]

Weedpacket, thank you for your answer. I mean this.

<?php
$pplin = ('Countries','Spain','France','Germany','Italy');
?>
<select name="countries">
<?php
asort($pplin);
reset($pplin);
while (list ($p, $val) = each ($pplin)) {
?>
<option value="<?=$p?>"><?=$pplin[$p]?></option>
<?php
}
?>
</select>
<?php

I don't want to disply in SELECT list:

[FONT="Courier New"]<option value="0">Countries</option>[/FONT]

The first line in SELECT list should be:

[FONT="Courier New"]<option value="3">Germany</option> [/FONT](sorted alphabetically)

[guanche]

Using your example, the first line is the following:

<option value="1"></option>

[NogDog]

After you do the reset(), do a [man]next/man.

[guanche]

Thank you NogDok, it worked.