How to poopulate the value in a list box based on the selection made from another list box am Using Tk and DBI module There are three listboxes namely "product,component and version" and the value for these listboxes has been populated from the DB based on the user loggin credentials. I have connected the DB using DBI moudle and prepare the query and executed and pass it to the respective listboxes. Now i want to know about the following fucntionality in perl if the user select the value from product combo box then coressponding value needs to be display in the component and version listboxes based on the selected product by the user from product listbox. How to get the user selected value from the product combo box. I need help to do the above functionality. please if somebody knows help me soon.

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