Aperture 3 synchs photos to iphone in wrong order

When I synch my photos to the iphone from iphoto they show in the correct order by date.
When I import this library to Aperure 3 and synch this one to the iphone they are all in a random order.
How can I set them to be sorted by date??
They show in the correct order in Aperture!

I have been synching my photos from Aperture 2 to an iPod Touch for several years. There has ever only been one sort order once they reach the iPod—in Projects and folders by name in alphabetical order. I keep them in Aperture by date, but they wind up in the iPod by name and I've never found a way to change that. So maybe the situation is different with iPhoto, because you say you've been able to get them into your phone by date.
I'd say you've just joined the Aperture crowd, and all we get is alphabetical order.

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1 - in PHOTOS check sync
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