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Sorry, one error in my code. &nbsp;add the name attribute to both radio buttons. &nbsp;Make them the same.
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Sorry, one error in my code.  add the name attribute to both radio buttons.  Make them the same.

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I am trying to create a form that uses a dynamic type of redirect. I was hoping for a php or javascript solution (if it even exists) <br />
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For example:<br />
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I will have two radio buttons (one is YES&nbsp;and the second one is NO). I will also have a submit button labeled NEXT.<br />
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If YES&nbsp;is pressed and the Next Button is selected the user would go to Page 1.<br />
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If NO&nbsp;is pressed and the Next Button is selected the user would go to Page 2.<br />
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Thanks in advance experts
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I am trying to create a form that uses a dynamic type of redirect. I was hoping for a php or javascript solution (if it even exists) 

For example:

I will have two radio buttons (one is YES and the second one is NO). I will also have a submit button labeled NEXT.

If YES is pressed and the Next Button is selected the user would go to Page 1.

If NO is pressed and the Next Button is selected the user would go to Page 2.

Thanks in advance experts

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