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Old 03-07-2004, 13:35   #9
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Re: Help (again) ...

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Originally Posted by Bifta
(if I had ANY clue how to do it) is to stop "furnishing" appearing in the URL string completely if they select "No Preference", must be some way of doing this with PHP in the actual form.
hmm.. well at the risk of using a sledgehammer to crack a walnut...

What you could do is have the select box outside of the html form, if your layout will allow that, then have an onsubmit javascript coming off the button that grabs the select details and decides to add it in, by dyamically adding an element to your search form.

If that makes sense... but it does seem a bit of over kill
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