If you need to offer people a list of choices, you can place a selection list on your form. For instance, if you're promoting restaurants, you might include a list of cities. People can select the cities for which they're interested in getting a list of restaurants.
This name does not appear on the form; it's stored in the HTML file. The cgi-bin program uses this name to identify the information collected from that field.
When the check mark appears, multiple selection is enabled.
This number determines how many list items are displayed. For instance, if you type 3, only three items are displayed in the list. To see other items in the list, users must scroll up and down.
New Value and Label fields appear. If they're hidden, use the scroll bar to bring them into view. Create the list item by following the instructions in step 5.
To delete an item, first select it. In the Form Tool window, place the cursor over the gray area to the right of the Checked label. Click the left mouse button. A thin yellow line appears, indicating the entry is selected. Click the Delete button and that item disappears.
Note: If you specify a height of 1 and do not allow multiple selection, you create a menu button instead of a selection list.