HTML: how do I get rid of the "multiple" property from a select element?

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erik b

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My web site is published by Netsuite, which does a lot of things automatically. When I insert the Netsuite search form into a page, it lists the elements as list boxes rather than as drop-down fields. We want drop-down fields. The elements are list boxes because they have "MULTIPLE size='4'" in them. I can use Javascript after the search form to change the size as follows:

document.getElementById('CUSTITEM47') <with the following at the end, yahoo is blocking this from showing>

.size=1;

But I can't seem to do the same thing to multiple. Once it is there I can't seem to get rid of it. I have tried

document.getElementById('CUSTITEM6') <with the following at the end>

.multiple=void;
.multiple='none';
.multiple='False';

Unfortunately if I copy the source of the search form, edit out the multiple, and repost it, the form doesn't work because there is hidden code that can't be copied off of the source. It shows up like this

<INPUT type='hidden' name='summaryfilterstypes' value='selecttexttexttexttexttext'>
<INPUT type='hidden' name='summaryfiltersparents' value=''>

Does anyone have any ideas, besides hosting my site somewhere else?
 
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