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Originally Posted by princeton
If the user does not care if the field is displayed it is best to assume that they do not want it. (the less data to fetch the quicker the page will display)
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Now that is why i need this. I already said it was for a search page. I will not know if the user wants to search for a certain field until he told me. Any field that he is not searching for (either searching for true or false) can be ommited from the where-clause.
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Originally Posted by Paul M
Isn't this is used for the "Quote message in reply" checkbox in Quick Reply ? Could you not see how this does it ?
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Hmm never noticed it there, will have a look tomorrow.
I will look into some of the suggestions made here tomorrow, but i guess it won't be possible without JS.