2 problems, opening a new window and code in field when accessed by a web browser Options

[tudsy]

Hi

I have at the moment 2 problems:


Problem 1. I have code appearing in the field when accessed in the browser. (page2.html) How do I get rid of the code to leave a blank field?


Problem 2. I am trying to connect to a new url after an option is clicked. (Unsubscribe.html, unsubscribe.php, ecovib2d1.jpg, Sorrytoseeyougo.html)

Can anyone assist me?
 page2.html ( 1.67k ) Number of downloads: 596
 Unsubscribe.html ( 1.61k ) Number of downloads: 529
 unsubscribe.php ( 1.86k ) Number of downloads: 533
 Sorrytoseeyougo.html ( 1.21k ) Number of downloads: 520

[Christian J]

Problem 1. I have code appearing in the field when accessed in the browser. (page2.html) How do I get rid of the code to leave a blank field?

Why did you put the PHP code there in the first place? Also the PHP variables in it are not defined anywhere, so it shouldn't work.

Problem 2. I am trying to connect to a new url after an option is clicked.

Do you mean directly after clicking a radio button? That would require javascript. But I don't recommend that, since users do not expect such behavior. A simpler and maybe more intuitive way is to remove the radio buttons and use two submit buttons instead, each with a different NAME:

CODE

<input type="submit" name="male" value="Man">
<input type="submit" name="female" value="Woman">

Then you can use PHP's isset() function to find out which button was clicked:

CODE

if(isset($_POST['male']))
{
    $gender='male';
}

(note that the button's NAME attribute is used for this, not the VALUE attribute).