I am generating as many the drop downs as the now of rows return by the query. ie. i have to display 2 drop downs with same set of options if query returns 2 rows. I am able o create this as follows.

$dbh = DBI->connect('DBI:Pg:dbname=test', 'db_user', ''); $sth=$dbh->prepare ($sql); $sth->execute(); $ind=0; while(my @options=$sth->fetchrow_array()){ if ($selected eq $options[0]){ print "<option id=value=$options[0] selected=$options[0]>$options +[0]</option>"; } else { print "<option value=$options[0] >$options[0]</option>"; } };

My problem here is i have to read the new values of the combo and update the table accordingly.

Can any one help me to do this?

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In reply to reading values from the more than one combo box with same name by beginr

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