I'm sorry, I didnt explain my siuation in detail. I'm not using checkboxes, because I don't think they are pretty. I'm offering my users a HTML view in which they can just click a row and it gets highlighted using CSS. When they click again, it gets the normal color. Now, when the user has selecteded document(s) I process them using the solution Jake and Mike provided. Only difference is that it looks different, in my opinion better but thats for your users to decide. It's a small difference, but more work to get it working not using checkboxes. I do feel stupid now, can anyone explain what request_content is, I thought i knew all about CGI variables :(
I'm sorry, I didnt explain my siuation in detail. I'm not using checkboxes, because I don't think they are pretty. I'm offering my users a HTML view in which they can just click a row and it gets highlighted using CSS. When they click again, it gets the normal color. Now, when the user has selecteded document(s) I process them using the solution Jake and Mike provided. Only difference is that it looks different, in my opinion better but thats for your users to decide. It's a small difference, but more work to get it working not using checkboxes. I do feel stupid now, can anyone explain what request_content is, I thought i knew all about CGI variables :(