Hamma

I figured it out, and it was exceedingly simple. I evaluated the contents of the POST array and sent a new header string. In case anyone else has a similar noob issue, here's the code that worked, it's only of interest to rank beginners. But if anyone else reads this and has experience putting together flow chart style forms, I wouldn't turn away any suggestion for alternative methods, I'm sure there are many. // evaluate the answer if ($_POST && $_POST['subscribe'] == 'Yes') { header('Location: http://www.webdissemble.com/yes.php'); exit; } if ($_POST && $_POST['subscribe'] == 'No') { header('Location: http://www.webdissemble.com/no.php'); exit; }

OK! After banging my head against the keyboard this morning, and manipulating the examples I have, you can see what I'm working with at the moment: http://webdissemble.com/indexradonly.php Help would be greatly appreciated!!! I'm a technical writer by trade, and know HTML and CSS. LIke I said, PHP is new to me.

Hi all. I'm just learning php. Familiar with some basic stuff, enough to want to do something a little more complex than the examples out of the books I'm using. This is my first attempt at a project. I want to make a help file based on forms - simple questions in the form, radio button selections, and then serve up the next form (or page) from the result. I know this has to be simple, I just can't seem to get it to work right. Before I pester this forum needlessly with my no doubt horrific code example, is there a simple example somewhere that someone could point me at? I'll be happy to let you see the code I'm trying to hammer out, if you like. I won't be offended if you you tell me I'm way out in lef field...