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This is needed since the code just won't work with the information given, at least a reference to follow is better than nothing.

This is needed since the code just won't work with the information given, at least a reference to follow is better than nothing.
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0xnoob added a commit to 0xnoob/reactjs.org that referenced this pull request May 29, 2019
The short info segment that is currently provided is insufficient to use an `<select multiple={true}>` element.  

This is especially confusing and frustraring with the sentence **"this makes it so that `<input type="text">`, `<textarea>`, and `<select>` all work very similarly"** right before it: In the case of using the `multiple` attribute, you *do* need to change your code a little bit more.

The linked anonymous codepen is from me, feel free to copy/paste/modify it as you like; afaik all codepen example are owned by @gaearon?  

There is an [alternative codepen example](https://codepen.io/anon/pen/VOEezB?editors=0011) which also deals with writing a more suitable alert message, depending on how many options are selected, but in my opinion it adds unnecessary noice.

This issue has also been addressed in reactjs#531, reactjs#984.
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