It seems to me, that you're not aware of what part the PHP will take care of, and what part should be kept as strict HTML.
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What happens to the Javascript code that you wrote to checkall in each appropriate table?
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It is still there, specific in the order page.
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built the Order page already in Frontpage which is about 9 seperate tables (each table has 3 columns and varied amount of rows so far --> NAME PIC CHECKBOX)
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This is where the PHP/SQL comes in handy, you have several infos to display, and you want to make sure those are parsed onto the confirmation page aswell. But since you can only send one info through the checkbox type, you somehow need to make all three infos combined as one.
Here the ID tag from the SQL stored data is the most complete solution.
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Maybe I'm just not getting what you mean to build the Order page. Would it be easier if I send you the Order page and Confirmation page that I have done so far?
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I've send you a PM with my email, you can send me your order and confirmation page, then I'll alter them to use the PHP/SQL approach, and you can decide if that would be a better solution.
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Thanks for sticking through with me on this and I apologize if I might be fustratingly clueless.
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It's never easy to start out with an entirely new programming language, especialy not with one like PHP, when you at the same time want to combine it as a web solution with SQL activity.
Everything takes time, getting the structure right, is a major step towards understanding the integrity of the language.