[SOLVED] How can I remove an element of an array, without knowing its index, just value?

[physaux]

Here is a theoretical array:

 

myarray[0] = "word";

myarray[1] = "bottle";

myarray[2] = "screen";

myarray[3] = "php";

myarray[4] = "wow!";

...

 

How could I remove the array element with the value, (for example), "php"?

I want to be left without that entry, and the index missing a number after doesn't bother me.

 

myarray[0] = "word";

myarray[1] = "bottle";

myarray[2] = "screen";

myarray[4] = "wow!";

...

 

Any suggestions? Thanks!

[simshaun]

array_search() to get the key.  Think you know the rest.. (if not, take a look at unset().)

[mrMarcus]

<?php
$myarray = array ('asdf','php','qwer');

foreach ($myarray as $k => $v)
{
if ($v == 'php')
{ unset ($k); }
else
{ $newarray[] = $v; }
}
print_r ($newarray);
?>

[physaux]

got it thanks