This may just be a JavaScript solution (though I still am unsure of how to proceed), but here's what's going on:

 

I'm trying to create a simple 2 question questionnaire that sends the visitor to a page dependent on their answers. Here's the jist of it.

 

Question 1: What type of company are you?

Type 1

Type 2

Type 3

Type 4

 

Question 2: What is your company's annual revenue?

Revenue 1

Revenue 2

Revenue 3

Revenue 4

 

 

What I'm looking for is to create a simple form using radial buttons, where whichever option the visitor chose determines what site next displays when they click a Next button. I plan to have Question 1 on its own page, since certain Types of companies (let's say a non-profit company) would exclude certain annual Revenue options (say $10 billion or more). So if a visitor chose Non-Profit for Question 1, then clicked Next, the next page would display with only the viable options for Question 2. So basically I'd be creating multiple versions of a page containing Question 2, and whichever option the visitor selected in Question 1 would determine which page was displayed next.

 

Similarly, whichever of the displayed options the visitor selects for Question 2 then determines the page they finally land on when they hit Next.

 

I know it may be possible to display both questions on the same page, with the radial chosen for Question 1 determining the displayed answers for Question 2, but I have no idea how to do this. Honestly, whichever is a faster result is preferred (deadlines and all).

 

If anyone can help me do this, I would be forever grateful. Thank you in advance.

Just an update:

 

I managed to sort of do this, using a modified version of a script I found. You can see what I ended up doing, in action, here. Feel free to browse the source.