Client Selection Ability Option in PDF and Web Galleries

A great improvement for the output section of Bridge would be for selection ability in PDF and Web Galleries.
I can send clients a pdf or web gallery that has a checkbox for each image. My clients would be able to check the images they want and click submit.
It would be easier then to taylor fees on a per image basis.
I would love to hear from other photographers to see if they think having the selection ability option could help speed up the workflow.
Thanks.

This would be a feature sorely needed by the otherwise great galleries. I wonder if any third party has modified a script or something for this?

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