HTML Tag FURTHER Help..........

tranceenigma

HI Again everyone,
You may remember yesterday, that I posted the below note, thank you for such a good response, I spent some time yesterday tryin to get something to work from your sources, could not really get anything major goin.
I suppose all I really want is something as basic and as straight forward as possible, for instance, when the radio button for I disagree is checked it will carry them to a warning page which I have made, on the other hand if they agree to it, it will carry them directly to the internet??
I have the radio buttons created etc, all i need to is find some way to seperate the two.
Does anyone have ideas, or perhaps examples that might give me some idea, all suggestions are welcome.

Cherrs lads......

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"Hello Everyone,
I need a little help regarding HTML. I am creating an introduction web-page with pilocies etc & what i want to do is, when a user reads these regulations he must accept them, eg. I Agree or I Disagree.
So for instance there will be a radio button next to each option & then underneath it an Enter button.
What I am trying to achieve is when then hit the agree option & click enter it will carry them directly to the web, on the other had
when they have the I Disagree option checked and go for hittin the enter button it will carry them to a web page that will say access denied.....



Can anyone be of any help please....??"

Chalk

youd need more than html for that.
with html all you could realy do is link to one page or another.
whether its a radio button or an image.

whats to stop them ignoring your page and typing a new url into the adress bar?

tranceenigma

I agree alright, but sure for the moment something just to start off.

Seth Brundle

use this (just replace the google URL with your 'disagree' link and the forms action with your agree URL.

<form action="policy.htm" method="get">
Do you agree to all of our rules?
<input type="button" value="I Disagree" accesskey="d" onClick="window.open('http://www.google.ie', '_self')" />
<input type="submit" value="I Agree" accesskey="a" />
</form>

daymobrew

Why don't you put a link to the 'Terms of Use' in the footer area of the page?
As a user/customer I would be annoyed with having to click on this extra page. Even worse for dial-up users, things are slow enough.

http://www.coolminesports.com/ does what you are looking to do.
Even with JavaScript turned on it allowed me to click the Submit button and go to the real page.

Eoin

Hi,

replied to your original post here

Eoin

tranceenigma

hey kbannon thats excellent, i was just looking at your code & trying it out, its a great start, im going to try and work around it.....

cheers again