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Or... 
 
$match = preg_grep('/21\/05\/2006/', $array); 
var_dump($match); 
 
If you want the keys, you can add: 
 
$keys = array_keys($match); 
 
 
 
<a href="http://php.net/preg_grep" rel="ugc">http://php.net/preg_grep</a>
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Or...

$match = preg_grep('/21\/05\/2006/', $array);
var_dump($match);

If you want the keys, you can add:

$keys = array_keys($match);



http://php.net/preg_grep [http://php.net/preg_grep]

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array ( 
 
[1] =&gt; 'uy87yh879sf s9d08fusdf 980dsf98 21/05/2006jidosfj89sd9 89uds9' 
 
[2] =&gt; 'uy8/05/2006jidosfj89sd9 89uds9' 
 
[3] =&gt; 'uy87yh879sf s9d08fusdf 980dsf98 21/089uds9' 
 
[4] =&gt; 'uy87yh 21/05/2006jidosfj89sd9 89uds9' 
 
[5] =&gt; '21/05/20069' 
 
[6] =&gt; ' 21/05/2006jido' 
 
&nbsp;) 
 
Returns 1,5,6 
 
That is what I would like. 
 
How would I go about accomplishing this?
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array (

[1] => 'uy87yh879sf s9d08fusdf 980dsf98 21/05/2006jidosfj89sd9 89uds9'

[2] => 'uy8/05/2006jidosfj89sd9 89uds9'

[3] => 'uy87yh879sf s9d08fusdf 980dsf98 21/089uds9'

[4] => 'uy87yh 21/05/2006jidosfj89sd9 89uds9'

[5] => '21/05/20069'

[6] => ' 21/05/2006jido'

 )

Returns 1,5,6

That is what I would like.

How would I go about accomplishing this?

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