Hi! I have a variable number of multiple choice select lists each list having each own different values.From each list I select one or more values and send them with a form to a script. In this final script I want to print all the values I selected!Here is the code for the multiple choice lists: 
open(FILE, "$data_file") || die("Could not open file: $!");  
           @param=<FILE>;
           close<FILE>;
               foreach $line(@param){
              chomp ($line);
              print "<br><br><br><br><b>The current list of the parame
+ter <font color=#FF6600>$line</font></b><hr>\n";
              my $i="$line.txt";
              my $new_param="/data/aww/cgi-bin/$i";  #for each line re
+presents a parameter and for each parameter I open coresponding text 
+file with it's values
              print "<table>\n";
            print "<select multiple name=\"$line\" size=4>\n";
                open(FILE1, "$new_param") || die("Could not open file:
+ $!");  
                   @val=<FILE1>;
                   close<FILE1>;
           
                       foreach $newline(@val){
                         chomp ($newline);
                      print "<option value=\"$newline\">$newline\n";
                                }
                      print "</select></td></tr></table>\n";
                    print "<input type=\"hidden\" name=\"$line\" value
+=\"$newline\">";
                    }

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In the $data_file I have smth like this: 
State
Code
Server

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I don't know how to print all the values selected in another cgi script. Thank you for your time.

In reply to multiple-choice selects by bory

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