Form help

[lloydtaylor]

Hi guys,

I am creating a multiple form and just need some advice on something.

I would like to know how to make the client only click on one of the options (see photo) because at the moment the client can click on both options.

Also does anyone know how to make the 'Next' button go to a different page depending on wheather they have selected 'Yes' or 'No' as their answer?

http://www.bigandbold.net/images/bv02139.jpg

Thank you in advance.

Lloyd

[Vasili]

Re: Form help

Use an iFrame to progress through an array of displays based on selected options.
This will require you to change your method of User selection, however, from using the email RadioButton to simply a "blank" circle BV Shape that on Mouseover (Roll-Over) will behave like a Radio Button to indicate selection, but in fact this image/button when placed near each "answer" instead that can be inidividually hyperlinked with a selection-specific destination pre-formatted. This also eliminates the NEXT Button at the bottom, but does not eliminate the need for the BACK button ....

Use the "if-then statement" logical format to create a properly ordered sequential panel iFrame display (i.e. "if selection = A, then go to panel A2 = www bigandbold/questionaire1/panel-a2.html") and individually hyperlinking your SELECT image/button to the next specific panel in that carefully ordered set. This will require the creation of many different "if-then" logical stands that can only result in a single end solution. In this way, the very last "Form" of the progression can actually BE an email Form, as to reach this "last panel" is only possible due to a pre-selected set of options.
* This "end panel" need be the only place a respondent be required to add their name and whatever contact info you require, since you have all their "answers" ipso facto by them being on this specific email Form "end panel" all due to their earlier submitted unique option selections. You may in fact need anywhere from 2 to 30 or more different final panel email Forms, all depending on the number of variable progressive profiles created based upon the number of options required (number of questions in a logical progression defines the path each panel is linked to each different end-panel email Form).

Alternately, if using iFrames is too complicated, simply create multiple cloned pages to maintain continuity throughout the progressive display of "changing" panels on the page (it will make it look as if only the panels are changing, albeit with a slight delay as each new page loads in the browser).

Understand?