List application using serializeArray and observer pattern

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I'm trying to create a list application that will let a user inputs an item into a text field that will be dynamically created on submit (list tag). I then want to be able to delete any of the item added individually (using a delete button that will be added next to each list tag).

So far I managed to create the Array of Objects after submitting input field.

How can I only grab the "value" of Array Object in order to create my list tag dynamically? How can I then delete the element selected?

I would like to complete that application by using the Observer Pattern.

See my code bellow: http://jsfiddle.net/Lk3p8/

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Jason Kulatunga On BEST ANSWER

I've created an updated version of your jsFiddle that seems to do what you want.

..edit... updated to reflect your request. I didnt notice that you were saving it in the values array. Sorry about that. I've also made some slight changes to your markup.

$(document).ready(function(){

var deleteBtn = "<input class='deleteitem' type='button' value='Delete' name='delete' id='delete' />";
var values = [];
$("#myForm").submit(function(){
    var frm= $("#myForm").serializeObject();

    values.push(frm.item);


    $("#display").append("<li><p>" + frm.item +"</p>"+  deleteBtn +"</li>");
    return false;
});


$("#display").on("click", ".deleteitem", function(event){
    var removeItem = $(this).parent().children('p').text();
     $('.log').after("<p>"+removeItem +  " removed</p>");      
    $(this).parent().remove();


    values = jQuery.grep(values, function(value) {
       return value != removeItem;
    });

    console.log(values);
});


});

The proof of concept markup isnt the greatest, but you get the idea.