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Thanks to all who replied :)
The example that Chris Akers sent me off-list
(http://neb.net/nlog/2005/04/14/what-a-drop/) is going to work perfectly for
what I need, except that it's also gonna have to code some clever
JavaScripting to automatically pull the <li> values and put it in hidden
checkboxes or something to allow me to save the user's selection. Perhaps
I'll put the id's that I need to pass into the form, in the id attribute of
each <li>.
I'm thinking to put each ul in a div with a set width and height, and set
overflow-y to scroll, thus sort of imitating the behavior of the
multi-select. The size of the mock-up is going to be limited, so once there
is too much data in either column, it's going to need to scroll.
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