Yes, that'd also be possible and not (necessarily) involve JavaScript. But both 
approaches do have one shortcoming: clearing that list should be possible! This 
is actually pretty vital because when does this list expire or is cleared? 
You'd need to do something รก la Google Mail that displays a flash message when 
some items are selected and have the possibility to clear that list with a 
click on a link. If you don't have this and the list doesn't expire the user 
could come back after a few minutes (perhaps after having done something else 
in another module), selects one or two items and clicks delete. Then the 
previously selected items would also be deleted with that โ€“ not good. :)

I'd think very hard about implementing something like this โ€“ pagination was not 
invented to annoy the user by requiring him to click and wait โ€“ it's there to 
make processing easier for the server and the pages should not be connected in 
any way, because users often forget what they wanted to do in the first place. 
;-)

Just my 2c,
Daniel

On 16.07.2010, at 19:15, Richtermeister wrote:

> You could also add a new collection action "Add To List", and use that
> to add selected rows to a list on the server. Then you have another
> action "Process List", and that runs on the list..
> 
> Daniel
> 
> 
> On Jul 16, 7:54 am, Winnie <chaiseenb...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello all,
>> 
>> Is it possible to select items on different pages ( page 1 and page 2
>> for example ) then apply a batch action on them?
>> 
>> Don't answer "why you don't make the bacth on each actions" because
>> the batch action must be done after all items selected.
>> 
>> I cant show them on the same page too because there are too many rows.
>> 
>> Please help me....
>> Thanks
> 
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