FORMS

[Dave Fernandez]

We want to use a simple check box in our form. When a
client clicks on it, they should be directed to an
existing page (research) on our web.

We don't want clients to see the research page until they
have clicked on the confirmation field.

Question, where in the web should I create the form? And
how do I prevent clients from seeing the research until
they click on the confirmation field in the form?

 

[Kevin Spencer]

The problem with this solution is that any user can access the "research"
page without even clicking the checkbox, simply by typing in the address of
the page in their browser. If you really want to protect the page until they
click the checkbox, you're going to have to do some programming. If your web
server is Windows, you can use ASP. Otherwise, you can also use PHP, CGI,
Cold Fusion, etc.

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Kevin Spencer
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