That post wasn't clear, my bad.
Again:
t=request.GET['city']
c=request.GET['category']
s=request.GET['status']
properties = Property.objects.filter( Q(city=t) | Q
(category=c ) | Q(status=s) ) #example filter
On the website I've implemented search engine with 3 <select> lists.
CITY,CATEGORY and STATUS
Every list has added:
<option value=0 ...> Select All </option>
So user may chose all properties in CITY, or only HOUSES in CITY, only
HOUSES in all cities or any other combination
How to create filter reading ONLY selected values, without "value=0" ?
In fact, there's more <select> lists and creatiing IF statements for
all of them (with separate filters) might take ages.
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