As the previous member said, but one more thing:
You might want the script on the form processing page to check all of your checkboxes in order to see whether they are checked and then take an apropriate action...
Say you have dinamically formed an form with sayx checkboxes...
I don't know how you dinamically write them in your page but lets say something like (this is PHP coding but the idea is there):
$i=0;
while($i<$total){
echo "<input type=\"checkbox\" name=\"check_bow[".$i."]\" value=\"whatever\">";
$i++;
}
This way you would have printed out $total number of checkboxes on that page...
The important thing is that they ALL have different name that goes like "check_box[number]"...
This way you won't get the only-one-selectable-form...
About the checking:
This while loop creates an variable $i that is the number of checkboxes indexes (that is number of checkbox fields - 1)...
You might want to know this number (if you don't already know it) and you might to put in an hidden field named, say "howMany" in order to know this value and to take it to form processing page... The value should be like $i or $total-1 or number of fields if you know it. Either will get you there...
On the form processing page you could do something like this to check if they are checked and to do whatever you want to do with them:
$i=0; //don't mistake this one with the previous $i because it is on other page
while($i<$howMany){
if($check-box[$i]!=""){//if it's checked
//do whatever with the value of it...
}
$i++;
}
Hope this helps...
