I wonder why HTML needs CTRL key when we enable multiple! Anyway, I think it's 
out of Struts business as an HTML issue. Unfortunately Struts Select tag 
doesn't provide an optional fix for this HTML issue and you've to fix it 
manually via some javascript coding e.g. save current selected items on each 
click and reselect all of them on each click too.

Regards.

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Kiran Kongala <kirankongal...@gmail.com>
>Sent: Saturday, July 14, 2018 3:32 PM
>To: Struts Users Mailing List <user@struts.apache.org>
>Subject: Struts 2.5 S:Select tag with Multiple True
>
>Hi Guys,
>
>We are using Struts 2.5.13 in our Enterprise Java Application and one of the 
>jsp
>page has many Struts Select tags with multiple=true(s:select
>multiple=true) .
>
>I know that for selecting/deselecting multiple items in the list, we have to 
>hold
>the Ctrl Key.
>
>But for the Users who are using our application, they have an issue.
>
>Suppose the User selected 5 items out of 20 in a multi select drop down by
>holding Ctrl Key and saved the page in the Add flow.
>
>In the Edit flow, the User wants to select 6th item in the existing multi 
>select drop
>down and if the user forgets to hold the Ctrl key while selecting the 6th 
>item, then
>all the other 5 items are deselected and only the 6th item is selected.
>
>Without even realizing that they deselected the other items in the list they 
>save
>the page. By mistake they don't want that to happen.
>
>So they asked is there a way to work with the multi select by 
>selecting/desecting
>multiple items in the list without holding the Ctrl Key or to stop this 
>happening
>with the Select tag.
>
>So we added the below jquery script so that they can select/deselect without
>holding the Ctrl Key.
>
>jQuery('option').mousedown(function(e) { e.preventDefault(); var selector =
>this.parentElement.id; jQuery(this).prop('selected', 
>!jQuery(this).prop('selected'));
>jQuery('#' + selector).trigger('change'); return false; });
>
>But this script only works in Chrome and may be FF but it doesn't work in IE.
>
>Because most of our Users uses the IE as the default browser and most of the
>application is tested on IE only, Is there any work around with this problem 
>or is
>there any property in the S:SELECT which will solve this issue?
>
>Please help.
>
>Thanks

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