I have this selection for my CGI that goes into cgi mailer script where it emails me the value. It works but I want it to give the ability to choose more than one selection so it gives me the ability to select more than one and pass the values onto my cgi script where I am using the "use CGI" module. So if I wanted to select two or three options it will let me do it on the drop down. Here is the html page: 
<TR>
<TD ALIGN="left"><strong>Choose data:</strong></td>
<td>
<select name="collab" size=1>
<option>
<option> First Selection
<option> Second Selection
<option> Third Selection
<option> Fourth Selection
</select>
</td>

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In reply to Selecting more than one option on form. by Anonymous Monk

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