> -----Original Message-----
> now, on the same form, i have a multiple select box, where
> you can select
> multiple values from one select box. the code is as follows --
>
> <select name=country size=3 multiple>
[ snip ]
> </select>
>
> if the user selects more than one country, then if you echo
> $country, it
> will show you only the last selected value for country.
> however, what you
> can do is break the query string at the ampersands, figure out all the
> countries the user has selected and put them in an array. in
> order to have
> a query string, the GET mothod must be used. that solves
> this problem.
If you name the field "country[]", with the square brackets, all the user's
selections will be in an array named $country when POST'ed. So, you can use
POST to address both problems.
Kirk
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