MyFreeCounter — Fri, 27 Jan 2006 20:57:09 +0000

this is actually quite simple. simply create a new file, with a php extension. in it, you should hve something to this effect:

<?
$eguide=$_POST['eguide'];
header("Location: $eguide");
?>

now your form on the page will require some modification. you must change the action attribute of the element to whatever the filename of the above php file is. Also,y ou will need to modify your select (drop down) element by defining it with a name. The above example uses the name "eguide". You will also have to assign each option a value. The value of each option should be the filename of the eguide. Example:

Ringworm
Flea/Skin Repair
Ear Mites
Mange
Staph Infection
Scabies
Human Ringworm
Athlete's Foot
Mites

this is an over simplified version. I personally would assign each option in the dropdown an ID number, and then int he php file, I would have either a switch block, or some ifs to determine where to send the user. But this should work just fine for you. There is no built in processing of the name or email address. Not sure what you want to do with those. Log them to a file, add them to a database, or send a message to the email address with the URL to the file. Let me know and I can help you with that as well.

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