[Dieter Maurer]
You know that all parameters passed from an HTML form are strings in the first place. Thus, what looks like a list of integers is probably a single string that just looks like a list.
No, it really is a list. You can use it in a dtml-in, for example. It is a list even if you don't use the ":list" syntax, as long as you have more than one input element with the same name. I just tried this to confirm my memory, and the following worked: In the form: <input name='p3' value='p3-1'><br> <input name='p3' value='p3-2'><br> In the dtml file that the form calls (i.e., the action attribute of the form): <dtml-in p3> &dtml-sequence-item;<br> </dtml-in> The result: p3-1 p3-2 You can also call a Python script with REQUEST as a parameter and use REQUEST.p3 as a list. Cheers, Tom P