My current approach is to fill an array on page load of what items are selected at load time. Then in the select box's onchange event, get the list of currently selected items and compare that to what was previously selected. If one item is in the first array, but not the second, that means it was the one that was just clicked. This works in most cases.
However, consider the case where items 1, 2, and 3 are selected, then the use clicks item 3 only. In this case, the previously selected array has 3 items and the newly selected array has 1, but that one value is in the other array, so I can't actually tell that it's been selected.
Anyone have any other ideas? TIA. -- :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Howard Cheng http://www.howcheng.com/ Wise-cracking quote goes here.
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