Laravel sortBy() not working to sort a collection
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I want to sort a collection by name column. Using sortBy() method is not working.
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortBy('name');
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I want to sort a collection by name column. Using sortBy() method is not working.
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortBy('name');
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asked Nov 17 at 22:02
Josh
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Please, explain better in that way sortBy() doesn't work. Exception? Empty collection?
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:05
It returns a collection without sorting it. Like there is no sortBy().
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:09
Can you give an example of the data that you are trying to sort?
– nakov
Nov 17 at 22:11
The name column is simple words, they are names.
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:12
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I want to sort a collection by name column. Using sortBy() method is not working.
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortBy('name');
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asked Nov 17 at 22:02
Josh
267
I want to sort a collection by name column. Using sortBy() method is not working.
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortBy('name');
laravel
laravel
asked Nov 17 at 22:02
Josh
267
asked Nov 17 at 22:02
Josh
267
asked Nov 17 at 22:02
Josh
267
asked Nov 17 at 22:02
Josh
267
asked Nov 17 at 22:02
Josh
267
267
Please, explain better in that way sortBy() doesn't work. Exception? Empty collection?
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:05
It returns a collection without sorting it. Like there is no sortBy().
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:09
Can you give an example of the data that you are trying to sort?
– nakov
Nov 17 at 22:11
The name column is simple words, they are names.
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:12
add a comment |
Please, explain better in that way sortBy() doesn't work. Exception? Empty collection?
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:05
It returns a collection without sorting it. Like there is no sortBy().
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:09
Can you give an example of the data that you are trying to sort?
– nakov
Nov 17 at 22:11
The name column is simple words, they are names.
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:12
Please, explain better in that way sortBy() doesn't work. Exception? Empty collection?
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:05
Please, explain better in that way sortBy() doesn't work. Exception? Empty collection?
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:05
It returns a collection without sorting it. Like there is no sortBy().
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:09
It returns a collection without sorting it. Like there is no sortBy().
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:09
Can you give an example of the data that you are trying to sort?
– nakov
Nov 17 at 22:11
Can you give an example of the data that you are trying to sort?
– nakov
Nov 17 at 22:11
The name column is simple words, they are names.
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:12
The name column is simple words, they are names.
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:12
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If the Laravel default sorting doesn't work for your purpose, try to do this:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->sortBy(function ($element, $key) {
return yourFunctionForSorting($element['name']);
});
Replace obviously "yourFunctionForSorting", with your sorting criteria.
answered Nov 17 at 22:15
Tudor
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could you give an example of yourFunctionForSorting please, to sort alphabetically?
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:19
@Josh Try to do this: substr($element['name'], 0, 1);
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:27
still not ordering
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:31
Retry with this: $collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->groupBy(function ($element, $key) { return substr($element['name'], 0, 1); });
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:32
still doesn't work
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:36
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The thing you want to do is:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortBy('name')->all();
Check how it is done in the docs.
answered Nov 17 at 22:42
Thomas Van der Veen
1,4491017
same result, unordered
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:49
Could you trydd($collection);and post the results in your question. So we can see what is returned,
– Thomas Van der Veen
Nov 17 at 23:21
The data I'm trying to sort is inside "data" key, because the result is paginated. I think that's the problem. But how can I sort that? sortBy('data.name') didn't work.
– Josh
Nov 19 at 19:59
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The default sortBy for Laravel is defined as ascending:
public function sortBy($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR, $descending = false)
If you were looking to sort descending use sortByDesc:
public function sortByDesc($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR)
{
return $this->sortBy($callback, $options, true);
}
Where the first parameter $callback can be a string or a callable, so your code could look something like this with items sorted descending:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortByDesc('name')->all();
answered Nov 18 at 0:05
adam
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3 Answers
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3 Answers
3
active
oldest
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active
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active
oldest
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up vote
0
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If the Laravel default sorting doesn't work for your purpose, try to do this:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->sortBy(function ($element, $key) {
return yourFunctionForSorting($element['name']);
});
Replace obviously "yourFunctionForSorting", with your sorting criteria.
answered Nov 17 at 22:15
Tudor
3131415
could you give an example of yourFunctionForSorting please, to sort alphabetically?
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:19
@Josh Try to do this: substr($element['name'], 0, 1);
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:27
still not ordering
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:31
Retry with this: $collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->groupBy(function ($element, $key) { return substr($element['name'], 0, 1); });
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:32
still doesn't work
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:36
|
show 2 more comments
up vote
0
down vote
If the Laravel default sorting doesn't work for your purpose, try to do this:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->sortBy(function ($element, $key) {
return yourFunctionForSorting($element['name']);
});
Replace obviously "yourFunctionForSorting", with your sorting criteria.
answered Nov 17 at 22:15
Tudor
3131415
could you give an example of yourFunctionForSorting please, to sort alphabetically?
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:19
@Josh Try to do this: substr($element['name'], 0, 1);
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:27
still not ordering
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:31
Retry with this: $collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->groupBy(function ($element, $key) { return substr($element['name'], 0, 1); });
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:32
still doesn't work
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:36
|
show 2 more comments
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
If the Laravel default sorting doesn't work for your purpose, try to do this:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->sortBy(function ($element, $key) {
return yourFunctionForSorting($element['name']);
});
Replace obviously "yourFunctionForSorting", with your sorting criteria.
answered Nov 17 at 22:15
Tudor
3131415
If the Laravel default sorting doesn't work for your purpose, try to do this:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->sortBy(function ($element, $key) {
return yourFunctionForSorting($element['name']);
});
Replace obviously "yourFunctionForSorting", with your sorting criteria.
answered Nov 17 at 22:15
Tudor
3131415
answered Nov 17 at 22:15
Tudor
3131415
answered Nov 17 at 22:15
Tudor
3131415
answered Nov 17 at 22:15
Tudor
3131415
3131415
could you give an example of yourFunctionForSorting please, to sort alphabetically?
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:19
@Josh Try to do this: substr($element['name'], 0, 1);
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:27
still not ordering
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:31
Retry with this: $collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->groupBy(function ($element, $key) { return substr($element['name'], 0, 1); });
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:32
still doesn't work
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:36
|
show 2 more comments
could you give an example of yourFunctionForSorting please, to sort alphabetically?
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:19
@Josh Try to do this: substr($element['name'], 0, 1);
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:27
still not ordering
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:31
Retry with this: $collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->groupBy(function ($element, $key) { return substr($element['name'], 0, 1); });
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:32
still doesn't work
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:36
could you give an example of yourFunctionForSorting please, to sort alphabetically?
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:19
could you give an example of yourFunctionForSorting please, to sort alphabetically?
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:19
@Josh Try to do this: substr($element['name'], 0, 1);
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:27
@Josh Try to do this: substr($element['name'], 0, 1);
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:27
still not ordering
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:31
still not ordering
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:31
Retry with this: $collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->groupBy(function ($element, $key) { return substr($element['name'], 0, 1); });
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:32
Retry with this: $collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection->groupBy(function ($element, $key) { return substr($element['name'], 0, 1); });
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:32
still doesn't work
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:36
still doesn't work
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:36
|
show 2 more comments
up vote
0
down vote
The thing you want to do is:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortBy('name')->all();
Check how it is done in the docs.
answered Nov 17 at 22:42
Thomas Van der Veen
1,4491017
same result, unordered
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:49
Could you trydd($collection);and post the results in your question. So we can see what is returned,
– Thomas Van der Veen
Nov 17 at 23:21
The data I'm trying to sort is inside "data" key, because the result is paginated. I think that's the problem. But how can I sort that? sortBy('data.name') didn't work.
– Josh
Nov 19 at 19:59
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
The thing you want to do is:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortBy('name')->all();
Check how it is done in the docs.
answered Nov 17 at 22:42
Thomas Van der Veen
1,4491017
same result, unordered
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:49
Could you trydd($collection);and post the results in your question. So we can see what is returned,
– Thomas Van der Veen
Nov 17 at 23:21
The data I'm trying to sort is inside "data" key, because the result is paginated. I think that's the problem. But how can I sort that? sortBy('data.name') didn't work.
– Josh
Nov 19 at 19:59
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
The thing you want to do is:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortBy('name')->all();
Check how it is done in the docs.
answered Nov 17 at 22:42
Thomas Van der Veen
1,4491017
The thing you want to do is:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortBy('name')->all();
Check how it is done in the docs.
answered Nov 17 at 22:42
Thomas Van der Veen
1,4491017
answered Nov 17 at 22:42
Thomas Van der Veen
1,4491017
answered Nov 17 at 22:42
Thomas Van der Veen
1,4491017
answered Nov 17 at 22:42
Thomas Van der Veen
1,4491017
1,4491017
same result, unordered
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:49
Could you trydd($collection);and post the results in your question. So we can see what is returned,
– Thomas Van der Veen
Nov 17 at 23:21
The data I'm trying to sort is inside "data" key, because the result is paginated. I think that's the problem. But how can I sort that? sortBy('data.name') didn't work.
– Josh
Nov 19 at 19:59
add a comment |
same result, unordered
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:49
Could you trydd($collection);and post the results in your question. So we can see what is returned,
– Thomas Van der Veen
Nov 17 at 23:21
The data I'm trying to sort is inside "data" key, because the result is paginated. I think that's the problem. But how can I sort that? sortBy('data.name') didn't work.
– Josh
Nov 19 at 19:59
same result, unordered
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:49
same result, unordered
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:49
Could you try
dd($collection); and post the results in your question. So we can see what is returned,– Thomas Van der Veen
Nov 17 at 23:21
Could you try
dd($collection); and post the results in your question. So we can see what is returned,– Thomas Van der Veen
Nov 17 at 23:21
The data I'm trying to sort is inside "data" key, because the result is paginated. I think that's the problem. But how can I sort that? sortBy('data.name') didn't work.
– Josh
Nov 19 at 19:59
The data I'm trying to sort is inside "data" key, because the result is paginated. I think that's the problem. But how can I sort that? sortBy('data.name') didn't work.
– Josh
Nov 19 at 19:59
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
The default sortBy for Laravel is defined as ascending:
public function sortBy($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR, $descending = false)
If you were looking to sort descending use sortByDesc:
public function sortByDesc($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR)
{
return $this->sortBy($callback, $options, true);
}
Where the first parameter $callback can be a string or a callable, so your code could look something like this with items sorted descending:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortByDesc('name')->all();
answered Nov 18 at 0:05
adam
456410
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
The default sortBy for Laravel is defined as ascending:
public function sortBy($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR, $descending = false)
If you were looking to sort descending use sortByDesc:
public function sortByDesc($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR)
{
return $this->sortBy($callback, $options, true);
}
Where the first parameter $callback can be a string or a callable, so your code could look something like this with items sorted descending:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortByDesc('name')->all();
answered Nov 18 at 0:05
adam
456410
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
The default sortBy for Laravel is defined as ascending:
public function sortBy($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR, $descending = false)
If you were looking to sort descending use sortByDesc:
public function sortByDesc($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR)
{
return $this->sortBy($callback, $options, true);
}
Where the first parameter $callback can be a string or a callable, so your code could look something like this with items sorted descending:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortByDesc('name')->all();
answered Nov 18 at 0:05
adam
456410
The default sortBy for Laravel is defined as ascending:
public function sortBy($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR, $descending = false)
If you were looking to sort descending use sortByDesc:
public function sortByDesc($callback, $options = SORT_REGULAR)
{
return $this->sortBy($callback, $options, true);
}
Where the first parameter $callback can be a string or a callable, so your code could look something like this with items sorted descending:
$collection = AppHttpResourcesMyResource::collection($test);
return $collection->sortByDesc('name')->all();
answered Nov 18 at 0:05
adam
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answered Nov 18 at 0:05
adam
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Please, explain better in that way sortBy() doesn't work. Exception? Empty collection?
– Tudor
Nov 17 at 22:05
It returns a collection without sorting it. Like there is no sortBy().
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:09
Can you give an example of the data that you are trying to sort?
– nakov
Nov 17 at 22:11
The name column is simple words, they are names.
– Josh
Nov 17 at 22:12