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sorry guys for taking so long. i gave more points to madenhain becuase i came up with a better UI design in the end.
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sorry guys for taking so long. i gave more points to madenhain becuase i came up with a better UI design in the end.

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i have a database driven query that return about 250 rows. &nbsp;the user doesnt like the html checkbox user interface as they need to select 30 or 40 at a time and checking checkboxes is really tedious. <br />
can anyone suggest a real nice interface to maybe do the CTRL select like in windows.<br />
or maybe something slicker.
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i have a database driven query that return about 250 rows.  the user doesnt like the html checkbox user interface as they need to select 30 or 40 at a time and checking checkboxes is really tedious. 
can anyone suggest a real nice interface to maybe do the CTRL select like in windows.
or maybe something slicker.

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