Select option gives another form entry

[evergreean43]

I need to create a form that has an initial question on a page called PageOne.cfm such as:
Do you live in San Diego?

If the Person says no it takes them to pageTwo.cfm
If the person answers yes it automatically adds another form entry on pageOne.cfm that asks if the Person is over 35. If the Person says yes then it takes them to pageThree.cfm. If the person says no it takes them to pageFour.cfm.

Here is my start but not need more assistance and guidance on the best way to do this.

<script>
function gotoYes()
{
     document.myFrm.action="pageOne.cfm";
}
function gotoNo()
{
     document.myFrm.action="pageTwo.cfm";
}
</script>
<form name="myFrm">
<input name"myvar" type="radio" onclick="gotoYes()" value="yes">

<input name"myvar" type="radio" onclick="gotoNo()" value="no">
.....
</form>

 

[mbrooks]

Re-check your code

<script>
function gotoYes()
{
     document.myFrm.action="pageOne.cfm";
}
function gotoNo()
{
     document.myFrm.action="pageTwo.cfm";
}
</script>
<form name="myFrm">
<input name[b]=[/b]"myvar" type="radio" onclick="gotoYes()" value="yes">

<input name[b]=[/b]"myvar" type="radio" onclick="gotoNo()" value="no">
.....
</form>

M. Brooks

http://mbrooks.info

 

[theniteowl]

A thought for you.
Changing pages for each question is clumsy for the user and tedious in creating multiple pages for very little benefit.

On your first page you are planning on either redirection if the question is answered negatively or adding an additional question to the same page if true. Why not extend that so that you just change questions on the same page for either answer?

You can build all of your additional questions on the page and set them not to display. When the displayed question is answered then you set the display visible for the next question appropriate to the response.


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