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	<title>Comments on: Hide Null or Empty Value Fields</title>
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		<title>By: OpenRealty Database Code Snippets &#124; Jared Ritchey Design</title>
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		<description>[...] Pass only actual values to your search string: If you have a search form that has for instance 15 or maybe 30 fields. In OpenRealty a null value fields still ends up in the query string and still gets processed, by eliminating this you increase search results speed. I have a script we developed that can be easily included to help with this. You can see it in action this persons site located at Connestee Falls Homes, Try and make a &#8220;Quick Search&#8221; and watch what happens to the search form, the fields that don&#8217;t pass values are grayed out and they do not end up as part of the search string. You can use this script free of charge in your own projects. You can read about it here in my post about Hiding Search Form Fields with Null Values. [...]</description>
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