I am constructing a membership admin system which includes a number of "ticklers" for reminding the user when certain recurring jobs have to be done. That is all working fine, but I can't seem to figure out an elegant way to connect the right script to the task if the user says, OK, I want to respond to that reminder by doing the job right away.

Each task is a separate record in a tasks table (with a seperate schedule table). I'd like to be able to store in some field of that record the script that should be executed when the task needs to be done so that there is no need to "hard-wire" any other stuff to activate the right script.

I thought I must have done something like this before, but can't figure out how. Am I being really dense here, or is there no easy way to store a pointer to a script on a per-record basis?

regards

Rowland
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