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Form, information on next pages depends on what was enetered

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Hello everybody. The easy part: I want to create a HTML form.

 

The hard part: When the user clicks submit I want the information on the next page to depend on what they entered on the form.

 

For example the form asks "Do you have a dog?" and the user click a radio button saying yes I want the next page to display information about dogs.

 

 

When the form asks "Do you have a cat?" and the user click a radio button saying yes I want the next page to also display information about cats.

 

But when form asks "Do you have sheep?" and the user click a radio button saying no I don't want the next page to display information about sheep.

 

Thanks in advance.

Hello everybody. The easy part: I want to create a HTML form.

 

The hard part: When the user clicks submit I want the information on the next page to depend on what they entered on the form.

 

For example the form asks "Do you have a dog?" and the user click a radio button saying yes I want the next page to display information about dogs.

 

 

When the form asks "Do you have a cat?" and the user click a radio button saying yes I want the next page to also display information about cats.

 

But when form asks "Do you have sheep?" and the user click a radio button saying no I don't want the next page to display information about sheep.

 

Thanks in advance.

 

You need to look into dynamic web pages, PHP is a server-side option, Javascript would be a client-side option.

 

W3C have very basic tutorials on both to get you started, Google for some more in-depth tutorials.

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