Why not start an html form element before u start outputting the <tr />s and
<td />s of ur table.
Finish it at the end of ur while loop, oh...and include a submit button.

The submit calls either a new script or the same script itself, only using
url query strings to specify a different part of the code.

Each <input type="checkbox"> should be NAMED with the filename of each file
it is representing. Or possibly with a small identifier to differentiate
between the file reference and the input name, say "c_" at the front. And
perhaps you ought to remove the file-extention.

So if your directory contained "mydoc.doc", the checkbox would be named
"c_mydoc"

Then u use a while loop exactly the same as in the code u pasted to the
list, but instead of using the filename as a string that you then echo to
the screen, you simply strip off the file extension and add "c_" at the
beginning. You will now be referring to each of the chechbox form elements.

Simply while-loop your way through the form elements (each identified by the
file in the directory so you will know when/if an element exists because you
will still be looping through the opendir() command, or not), asking it if
it is checked or not  and delete it

if ($c_mydoc){
    unlink ($regular_filename_WITH_extension_and_WITHOUT_c_)
}

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Torchbox Ltd
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