php if statement in form processor

[dvonj]

I need some help to do this. I need to have a form processor to redirect to a specific page based on the selection of a radio button on the form.

It would be like this.
If selection is button "A" then goto A URL
If selection is button "B" then goto B URL
If selection is button "C" then goto C URL

I don't know how to code in php or when I would put such a statement.

Your help would be much appreciated. The formmailer script I have is here

[Kudose]

$page = $_POST['fromform'];
switch($page){
  case 'A':
   header("Location: pageA.php");
   break;
  case 'B':
   header("Location: pageB.php");
   break;
  case 'C':
   header("Location: pageC.php");
   break;
  default:
   echo 'Error selecting redirect.';
   exit;
}

I'd suggest reading a little so you know what all that means. Unfourtunately, I don't have a knowledge stick.

[dvonj]

Kudose wrote:

Unfourtunately, I don't have a knowledge stick.

If you're going to be insulting don't bother! How else am I going to learn if I don't ask?
I can usually pick things up with the right kind of assistance!

Now I understand what it means, I'm not sure on where to apply it and how it checks for the radio button selected. The radio buttons have the same Group name = CD, so would I replace $page = $POST['fromform']; to the radio button group name like this, $page = $POST['CD']; since that is what I need to check?

Then in the config section
// Result options
$header[0]="";
$footer[0]="";
$error_page[0]="";
$thanks_page[0]="http://www.redirectpage.com";
how would I tell it to use the results of the '$page = $_POST' section instead of the $thanks_page[0]=""?

Again your 'HELP' would be appreciated.

[Kudose]

Sorry, I dont mean to be insulting. I am a helper, not a teacher.

Here is a very basic example of what you need. I hope it helps.

<?php
if($_POST){
  $page = $_POST['ABC'];
  switch($page){
    case 'A':
     header("Location: pageA.php");
     break;
    case 'B':
     header("Location: pageB.php");
     break;
    case 'C':
     header("Location: pageC.php");
     break;
    default:
     echo 'Error selecting redirect.';
     exit;
  }
} else { //nothing selected yet
  ?>
    <form method="POST" action="<?php echo $_SERVER['PHP_SELF']; ?>">
      A<input name="A" group="ABC" type="radio"><br>
      B<input name="B" group="ABC" type="radio"><br>
      C<input name="C" group="ABC" type="radio"><br>
      <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Submit">
    </form>
  <?php
}
?>

And yes, you would need to change the group name and the $_POST to match.

[dvonj]

Thanks for your help. I now have something I can play around with til it worsks.