Hi all,

i'm looking for some input on the best way handle this requirement.
I have a bunch of static html pages that contain a table full of job
listings, I use the jquery "data tables" plug in which works great for
sorting and pagination.  Now, i have to add a check box to each row so
visitors can indicate which postions they would like more information
on.

So I'm thinking......
Some where in the process I need to associate user with selection, can
not require log in [yet]....
on pages where jquery is breaking the table down into pages..the value
of the check box is not maintained between pages....

there is no database associated with this thing at all

the tables range in size from 5 rows to 6,226 rows

my inital thought anyway was to capture selections in an array when
the focus changes (off) the check box, and append to accordingly.  at
the end user submits and is presented their selection if correct user
add contact info and every thing is sent a perl script that writes it
a flat file.   What do you think of this approach?   capturing the
selection over mulitple pages is a major concern.

I am interested in hearing other folks approach to this.

thanks

J

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