Okay..I have a Users Online script that also shows how many users are on each page... I want it to order the showing via how many users... so if it is like this: 12 users page_url.. 6 users page_url.. 14 users page_url.. 1 user page_url.. then it will put it in decending order, the highest amount first, then down. and if there is like, for example, 3 pages that have the same amount of users, like 2 users page_url... 2 users page_url2... 2 users page_url3... then it will just rank it in any way...I don't care how that part is ranked. This is the code used: everything is held in foreach $loc (@locations){ } and the number of users online is in ${$loc}{online} (then ${$loc}{users} which says "user" or "users" depending on the number, and $loc which is the actual location, so it all is mainly like this: 
foreach $loc (@locations){
print "${$loc}{online} ${$loc}{users} $loc\n";
}

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so, how do I have it display it in foreach depending on the # of users?

In reply to Stupid, yet simple, sort question by Kage

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