Remove part of the email body

Jason - Can you explain this more - i have a dynamic generated check box that i would like to not show up in my email but i can't figure out what to call it? It is
category_<?php echo $RepeatSelectionCounter_1; ?>

What is the $removeEnds[] and removebegins[] and removeIncludes[]?


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here is my email result:
Form Submitted: 8-25-2010 | 10:32 PM CDT
username: sddsdsf
password: sdfdsfdsf
amount: sdfsdfs
pending: dfdsfsd
status: fsdfsdfsd
company: sdfsdfsdfsd
division: sdf
booth: 123
address1: asdsadsad
address2: kj
address3: kllk
city: j
state: kljkl
zipcode: jlk
country: j
phone: kl
phone2: l
fax: lkjlkj
email: lj
website: lk
description: kj df dfbgvfdd
descriptionmax: 3
contactname: j
contactemail: lkk
notes: jlkjklj
date: August 25, 2010, 10:32 pm
WADA RepeatID categoryid 0: 1
category 0: 1
WADA RepeatID categoryid 1: 2
WADA RepeatID categoryid 2: 3
WADA RepeatID categoryid 3: 4
category 3: 4
WADA RepeatID categoryid 4: 5
WADA RepeatID categoryid 5: 6
WADA RepeatID categoryid 6: 7
WADA RepeatID categoryid 7: 14
WADA RepeatID categoryid 8: 15
WADA RepeatID categoryid 9: 16
WADA RepeatID categoryid 10: 17

Originally Said By: Jason Byrnes

  neear the top of the float.php page, you should see the following:
$remove = array();
$remove[] = "";
$remove[] = "x";
$remove[] = "y";



you can add any form element to this array to have it removed. For example if you have a form element named "myElement" and you want to add it to the array:
$remove = array();
$remove[] = "";
$remove[] = "x";
$remove[] = "y";
$remove[] = "myElement";