The links section of my blog is generated from a php array because I’m too lazy to sort the list myself.

The current code is:

<?php
$links = array(
  "Pewari's Prattle" =>"http://pewari.may.be"
  ,"Mitchell's LiveJournal" =>"http://www.livejournal.com/users/mjquinn"
  ,"Wintermute's Journal" =>"http://www.livejournal.com/users/wmute/"
  ,"Glazblog" =>"http://daniel.glazman.free.fr/weblog/"
  ,"Adot's notblog*" =>"http://www.mozillazine.org/weblogs/asa/"
  ,"Brinx" =>"http://www.brinx.org/"
  ,"famousamy" =>"http://famousamy.livejournal.com/"
  ,"sjd blog" => "http://www.stephsjournal.says.it/"
);

ksort ($links);

foreach($links as $title => $url)
{
    echo "<a class='menu' href='$url' target='_blank'>$title</a>";
}
?>

i.e. it’s really simple. I just use the ksort() function to do the sort.

Question: how do I get it to do a case-insensitive sort without resorting to doing most of the work myself?

The question may become moot, as I’m considering converting it to a database system so that I can edit them using a simple on-line form rather than editing a file :)

Update

Of course, having linked to the function call in the manual, I started having a hunt around as it’s more fun that actually working!

The answer is to use the SORT_NUMERIC flag, which when I think about it, it pretty obvious… *sigh*

So, the correct call is

ksort($links, SORT_NUMERIC);

So I can now correct the title of famousamy‘s link :)

Update 2

Okay, I’m being dense; it’s still not working :)

So the original question still stands!