I don't think that's possible. I have built pages that have the multiple select option. What you have to do is submit the selected items from the list1 to the action page (using an "Add" or "-->" button), which inserts eacho of the selected items to a db table, then return to the display page with the selected items added to, or subtracted from, the list2. The user can use a "Delete" or "<--" button to remove selected items from list2, and it works the same way as the add button. They make their choices from list2, select the Delete button, which submits to the action page, detects that the Delete button was selected and loops over the list2 form members, deleting them from the db table, and returns to the display page showing those items gone from list2. Yes, that may seem like a lot of work, but I haven't figured out any simpler way to do this kind of user interface. I hope that makes sense.
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