I want to get array without key,
Like current array is:
array([1]=>'one', [2]=>'two', [3]=>'three');
but I need this array without key, like this:
array('one', 'two', 'three');
please tell me how do I do that, I need to use this array as argument of a function, so it must have no keys.
Arrays always have keys, whether you want them or not. Even a simple array('one', 'two', 'three'); will be array([0] => 'one', [1] => 'two', [2] => 'three');. That being said, your array does start with 1, and not with 0 (which is what want, I guess). To get the array starting at 0 you can use the array_values function:
$new_array = array_values($old_array);
/*
Your array N/B make sure it is a legal array. So for it to be an array and
produce this example : array([1]=>'one', [2]=>'two', [3]=>'three');
We use the same of array with no index, since every array comes indexed from 0.
*/
$array = array('one','two','three');
//final array variable
$finalArray = array();
//encode the arry to Json
$jsonArray = json_encode($array);
//first search & replace
$firstReplace = str_replace('[','array(',$jsonArray);
//last search & replace
$finalArray = str_replace(']',')',$firstReplace);
//output
print_r($finalArray);
0, then usearray_values.array('one', 'two', 'three');