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mistah_cat #1
cfselect multiple select without ctrl + click
Hi, I'd like to create a cfselect list box, but would like to allow users to
toggle selections simply by clicking on items in the list (rather than having
to hold down to ctrl to select multiple entries). I'm afraid users will
mistakenly forget to hold down to CTRL and accidentally remove selections made
by other users. Any suggestions for how to handle this?
mistah_cat Guest
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ben #2 Re: cfselect multiple select without ctrl + click
.... and how would they correct their own wrong selection, if not by
clicking?
How about a more intuitive concept: only present them the items which
they are ALLOWED to select.
mistah_cat wrote:> Hi, I'd like to create a cfselect list box, but would like to allow users to
> toggle selections simply by clicking on items in the list (rather than having
> to hold down to ctrl to select multiple entries). I'm afraid users will
> mistakenly forget to hold down to CTRL and accidentally remove selections made
> by other users. Any suggestions for how to handle this?
>ben Guest
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