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lional

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If you use PHP like Gruzin suggested, then you would have to POST the form each time the enter key is pressed (or submit button is clicked), and then the page would be reloaded to display the next stage, but I guess that answers your question on how to do it in PHP.

However, providing you don't have accessibility issues with using JavaScript, then this is what you should consider using, as you would be able to update the form in realtime. PHP is a server side language, and you want to control what the client sees, which is more suited to a client side language like JavaScript.
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