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I currently have a Bootstrap Table displaying some data from a SQL DB with the ability to edit each row seperately with the options Consign, Edit and Delete. Consign simply changes the consign value in the DB from No to Yes.

It's more likely that multiple rows will be consigned at once so the aim is to be able to select mutiple using the built in checkboxes and then click the Consign button on the toolbar. This would then open a modal to confirm the action and then apply the changes to the DB - i.e. change all the selected rows consign value from No to Yes.

I've managed to get the button to only work when the checkboxes are selected and I've also created a modal which appears when clicking the button if it's active. There are a couple of hidden inputs in there for the DB update (a select option showing Yes and today's date).

I guess I'm stuck at the point of how do I get the IDs (called no here) of my rows over to allow the DB to be updated. I've tried to MacGyver a few suggestions on here together but nothing has worked so far, so any suggestions would be immensly appreciated.

This is the code I have so far.

HYML Table - records.php

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