That's not really what I was looking for. That creates the the scrolling_list, but I already have that as listed in my original post. What I am looking for is that when the page is submitted the values get sent to the CGI app and process, but the problem is that when submitting the page there is no named object called 'stage1left'. That is what I named the scrolling_list and so I should be able to say print param('stage1left'); and it will print out the selected values. Which that made me realize that when I am submitting the form there are no <option> selected in the listbox. The way I have it set up is that there is a left box and right box...move the values you want to the right and those are used...so I just need to "select" all the items in the listbox and that will work for the CGI.

In reply to Re^2: CGI Scrolling_List by Anonymous Monk
in thread CGI Scrolling_List by godsgood33

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