I'm working on an application that prints a fields from rows of a MySQL database. There is a checkbox next to each row. For each checkbox selected, it sends the unique row ID to the next page in the format display.php?checked=111&checked=222&checked=333
Of course, if I use
$query="SELECT * FROM list WHERE id = $checked";
then it obviously only displays the first one (in the above example, row with ID 111)
What is the best way to accomplish this? Do I need to totally re-think how I'm doing this, or is there away to allow $checked to have multiple values and get all of those values from the DB?