> what function is used to remove an array element from an array? Like
> array_pop(), except one by which I can refer to the element by its
> associative index rather than just the last element of the array.
unset($array['index']);
> echo "<select name=\"home_div_id\">\n";
> echo "<option value=\"$home_div_id\"
> selected=\"yes\">$div_name</option>\n";
> while ($temprow = mysql_fetch_array($tempresult)) {
> echo "<option value=\"" . $temprow['div_id']
> . "\">" . $temprow['div_name'] . "</option>\n";
> }
> echo "</select>\n";
Why not just add a simple check inside that while loop?
if($temprow['div_id'] != $home_div_id)
echo "<option value=\"" . $temprow['div_id']
. "\">" . $temprow['div_name'] . "</option>\n";
Seems more logical to me than to mess with the array itself.
-Rasmus
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