Re: ASP?

But the form itself won't pull the data that corresponds to each of the 3
columns out of a database or storage area for the information contained
within the 3 columns.  For that, you will need a server-side scripting
language such as ASP, PHP, JSP, WebDNA or Cold Fusion amongst others.  You
will use a form to submit the form and variable information to the server
where the landing page would then be displayed with the found recordset.

GK


> Bob McKane asked about making 3 choices before going to the
> appropriate page:
>
> If the viewer chooses product "A" and group "C" and country "X" then a
> "Submit" button could open a page named ACX.HTM. Would that do what
> your client wants? If so, you could do it with a reasonably
> straight-forward form.
>
> John Woram
>
>

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