When I run the standard query to output the rows and sort by
sortorder, I get some strange results: instead of sorting 1, 2, 3,
etc., it sorts 1, 10, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3, etc. -- it's a 12-item list in
this case.

Any idea why this might be happening? I'm not sure what code to include for you.

Thanks,
Aaron.

in your object class, find the function

CompareXXXBySortOrder

change the function from
return strcmp(strtolower($xxx1->sortOrder),
strtolower($xxx2->sortOrder));

to

return ($service1->sortOrder > $service2->sortOrder);

This is one of the issues right now that occur because the object
doesn't have an internal knowledge of the types of its attributes, but
since 1.6 has this attribute=>type map, this should not occur in 1.6.

Hope this helps
joel

should read the following instead. sorry for the typo

return ($xxx1->sortOrder > $xxx2->sortOrder);

Yet another reason (did we need one?) to look forward to 1.6. I'll be
one of your guinea pigs, no worries. :-)

Cheers,
Aaron.

On 12/17/05, Joel <joel...@gmail.com> wrote: