How to edit/delete items in a shuttle?

Hi,
I have three items on the page.
:p1_Project(lov),:p1_Product(lov),:p1_Application(shuttle item).
A user wil first select his project and then select a product.Based on the product the shuttle populates the list of values.For eg...(A1,A2,A3,A4,A5,A6,A7,A8,A9,A10) for product A.
Later the user might edit /delete the shuttle items.Can the shuttle be populated with the values that were selected by the user?
For eg, For Project, user chooses product A and chooses A1,A4,A5,A6 from the shuttle item.
scenario 1:
Later, user wants to add A3,A8,A9 the the existing list (A1,A4,A5,A6).How to ensure that the shuttle does not show the existing list (A1,A4,A5,A6) but shows the rest of the values.
scenario 2:
User wants to delete A6 from his list for product A.How to make the shuttle show the default values that the user has selected already,so that user can delete A6 from the list?
I am using Apex 3.1
Can anyone guide me on this?
Thanks in advance,
Anandi
Edited by: user9201746 on Mar 1, 2011 2:41 AM

A little research revealed addons can add items to context menu, in this case multifox adds option to open tab in new profile for multiple gmail etc logins. I had updated addons earlier, think that triggered it. So now I know why and what it does. The problem is why 6 times listed (instead of just one)... it also varies, sometimes the context menu will have one instance... and have seen as many as 9. Not sure why it varies, but would still also like to know how to modify context menu. Could just be a bug in multifox with FF17 I suppose. I will disable multifox and see if problem goes away.

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