javescript function and vbscript subroutine

[theminister]

hi gurus

i have a problem
i am building a form which has two radio buttons labeled yes and n
and i want the following functionality

once i click on any radio button a message should be sent via email t
a user indicating the name of the button he clicked

please help me it is urgent
thank

theministe
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[Michael Winter]

On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 09:11:40 -0600, theminister
<th***************@mail.forum4designers.com> wrote:

i have a problem
i am building a form which has two radio buttons labeled yes and no
and i want the following functionality

once i click on any radio button a message should be sent via email to
a user indicating the name of the button he clicked

You'll need mail form support (provided by either you web host, or a
third-party) to do this. However before I continue, are you sure you want
it to be sent when the radio buttons are clicked?* People are in the habit
of changing their minds...

Mike
* If you didn't, actually say how or when you want the message sent

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Michael Winter
M.******@blueyonder.co.invalid (replace ".invalid" with ".uk" to reply)

[Eric Bohlman]

theminister <th***************@mail.forum4designers.com> wrote in
news:th***************@mail.forum4designers.com:

i am building a form which has two radio buttons labeled yes and no
and i want the following functionality

once i click on any radio button a message should be sent via email to
a user indicating the name of the button he clicked

That's extremely bad user-interface design. People don't expect clicking a
radio button (or a checkbox, or a select-box entry, etc.) to initiate an
*irreversible* action like sending mail or going to a new page. It's a
very bad idea to make familiar user-interface elements behave in an
unfamiliar way.