I have an array that holds the names of languages in spanish:
$lang["ko"] = "coreano"; //korean
$lang["ar"] = "árabe"; //arabic
$lang["es"] = "español"; //spanish
$lang["fr"] = "francés"; //french
I need to order the array and maintain index association, so I use asort() with the SORT_LOCALE_STRING
setlocale(LC_ALL,'es_ES.UTF-8'); //this is at the beginning (config file)
asort($lang,SORT_LOCALE_STRING);
print_r($lang);
The expected output would be in this order:
However, this is what I'm receiving:
Am I missing something? Thanks for your feedback! (my server is using PHP Version 5.2.13)
You defined your locale incorrectly in setlocale()
.
Change:
setlocale(LC_ALL,'es_ES.UTF-8');
To:
setlocale(LC_ALL,'es_ES');
Output:
Array ( [ar] => árabe [ko] => coreano [es] => español [fr] => francés )
The documentation for setlocale
mentions that
Different systems have different naming schemes for locales.
It's possible that your system does not recognize the locale as es_ES
. If you are on Windows, try esp_ESP
instead.
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