When using a select list that will allow multiple selections, the selections will be provided to you in the Request object as a comma-separated list. Using the new Split function, you can break this list into an easily handled array by using the following code:
Dim a_strSelected() ' As Array of Strings a_strSelected = Split(Request("lstItems"), ", ")
You can then use the UBound function to loop through the items, as shown here:
Dim i ' As Integer For i = 0 To UBound(a_strSelected()) Response.Write "Item #" & i & ": " & a_strSelected(i) & "
" Next ' i
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