>Why do you have Form.requirements in your where clause? You would be
>looping over a LIST of unique IDs and referencing the loop's index in your
>where clause. Change the index name for the loop and reference that in the
>where clause then see what happens.
>
>
>>
Nothing is happening. Also I noticed that in the JS function once it hits to
for loop execution is over. And one more thing onsubmit the function required 2
parameters and we passing only 1
function SetFields(lst,lstSave) {
var t;
lstSave.value="";
for (t=0;t<=lst.length-1;t++){
lstSave.value+=String(lst.options[t].value)+",";
if (lstSave.value.length>0)
lstSave.value=lstSave.value.slice(0,-1);
}
}
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