This kind of thing is usually done in javascript, but doing it in asp adds the benefit of being able to have one script that collects the data and sending you on to the individual result pages.
First off, how is the data sent to the answering script? If the radio buttons are set up like this:
[html]<input type="radio" name="nextPage" value="page1.asp">Start Page
<input type="radio" name="nextPage" value="page2.asp">second Page
<input type="radio" name="nextPage" value="page3.asp">third Page
<input type="radio" name="nextPage" value="page4.asp">final Page
[/html]
Then the data is sent to the answering script the same way it would be sent from a drop-down <select>. If you selected page2.asp, then
- response.write request.form("nextPage")
would print out "page2.asp"
So if you wanted to redirect to this address, just say:
- response.redirect "/"& request.form("nextPage")
Jared