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MultiSelect and JavaScript

This is a discussion on MultiSelect and JavaScript within the JavaScript forums, part of the Web Development category; HI Friends, In a multi select box , unless user select option(s) , will it not be possible to send the values back to the server ,in the form of ...

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MultiSelect and JavaScript

HI Friends,


In a multi select box , unless user select option(s) , will it not be possible to send the values back to the server ,in the form of request parameter

Eg:

I have dual multi select box where user can add his selection from one list box to the one on right by clicking on a button or remove [it re-populates the one on left ]


In this scenerio when i access the value of the select box , i dont get any values there unless if its selected

String[] destination= (String[]) request.getParameter("destination");

"destination" is the second list box , it has options but not able to get it like above ,unless those options are selected

Is there any way of achieving this using javascript enumerations


Thanks in advance..

Riju
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