#=====================================================================
+==========
my @titlelist;
open FILE, "<$ENV{'DOCUMENT_ROOT'}/data/vault/titlelist.txt" or die $!
+;
     @titlelist = <FILE>;
close FILE;

print br() x 5;
print start_form( action=>'/cgi-bin/admin.pl' );
    print table( {class=>'user_form'},
        Tr( td( {width=>'55%'},  'Select items' ),
            td( {width=>'35%'},  popup_menu( -name=>'title', -values=>
+\@titlelist )),
            td( {width=>'10%'},  submit('add'))),
            
        Tr( td( 'Soemthign to remark on order' ),
             td( {colspan=>2},  textarea( -name=>'remark', -rows=>6, -
+columns=>35 ))),
     
        Tr( td( 'ask for soemthing else if it snot listed on drop don 
+menu'  ),
             td( textfield( -name=>'request' )),
             td( submit('request'))),
              
        Tr( td(  a( {href=>'/cgi-bin/show.pl?name=showbook'}, font( {s
+ize=>3, color=>'yellow'}, 'Change Order' ))),
           td( {colspan=>2},  submit( 'Order!' )))
    );

      print hidden(-name=>'date',  -value=>$date);
      print hidden(-name=>'host',  -value=>$host);
print end_form();
print br() x 5;
#=====================================================================
+==========

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In the aboev code when user hits the "Add" button or the "request" button i need it to get the user selection from frop down menu and store it.
Its about selecting items to place and orer list, i want the user to select many items form the drop down menu. And also to write its own if he can t find somethign from the drop down menu and then hit "Want".

How can i do it so the user hits those submits button so many times as is the amount of items he wants? Where do i have to submit the form to? to itself?

you can see how it looks if you visit my webpage at http://nikos.no-ip.org

ps. I edited it and wrote all the greek words to english ones. Also corrected spelling errors.

In reply to How to select many times from a drop down menu in the same form by Nik

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