I've got a page that lists some general user information from my site's database. Right now, next to each user name, there's a button (form submit) that, when clicked, takes the user (a site administrator) to a page that displays every bit of information saved in our database about that user.

I would like to add a feature to that general page that would allow the site admin to select one (or more) users and then send each one of them a message via e-mail. What I'm trying to do is alter the page so that the admin selects however many users he wants from a column of checkboxes and then clicks on either a "view" button or and "e-mail" button and the form processing script will act accordingly depending on which button is clicked. Does anyone know if this is possible? Or does anyone know a better way to go about this? Any help is (as always) appreciated. Thanks


Jack

yes what your asking is possible.

its similiar to using checkboxes to do a multipe delete.

the form must have a script added to it to allow to submit buttons.

usable for the email part, but a bit useless viewing multiple info pages of users, unless your doing a batch update/modify on one of the fields.

Regards,
Dave

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