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bnix

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i have a html page with the following code on it

<form action = "fmpro?" method = "post">

<div align="center"><font face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">

<input type = "hidden" name = "-db" value = "alarmcallinglist.fp5">

<input type = "hidden" name = "-lay" value ="web">

<input type = "hidden" name ="-format" value ="alarmlist.htm">

<input type="hidden" name="-find" value=" ">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-Op" VALUE="eq">

Enter Password

<input name = "Password" type = "text" Value="">

&nbsp;

<input name = "-find" type = "submit" name="-find" value= "Find your info">

</center>

</font></div>

</form>

If the passwork field in "wayne" I want the above code to go to another format file.

<input type = "hidden" name ="-format" value ="listview.htm">

How can i change the the top form code to redirect when a specific field value is entered in a field?

Thanks...

Garry Claridge Grand Master

Garry Claridge

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You can use some Javascript:

<script>

function checkForm()

{

if (document.myform.Password.value == "wayne")

{ document.myform.elements["-format"].value = "listview.html"; };

document.myform.submit();

}

</script>

</head>

<body>.....

<form action="fmpro?" method = "post" name="myform" onsubmit="checkForm(); return false;">

<input type = "hidden" name = "-db" value = "alarmcallinglist.fp5">

<input type = "hidden" name = "-lay" value ="web">

<input type = "hidden" name ="-format" value ="alarmlist.htm">

<input type="hidden" name="-find" value=" ">

<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="-Op" VALUE="eq">

Enter Password: <input type="text" name = "Password" Value="">

<input type="hidden" name="-find">

<input type="submit" name="-find" value= "Find your info">

</form>

Good Luck.

Garry

Steve T. Experienced

Steve T.

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Hi, bnix! You can also kinda cheat by using the same format file but changing its contents with an IF statement depending upon the password. I'm not sure about the exact syntax of text field references in IF statements, but it would be something like this on your -format page...

[FMP-if: password .eq. wayne]

All your wayne stuff here

[FMP-else]

All your other passwords stuff here

[/FMP-if]

With text fields, I keep forgetting what the syntax is [FMP-if: password .eq. wayne], [FMP-if: field:password .eq. "wayne"], etc. but it's something like that. Now, this solution is not exactly the same thing as having 2 format pages, but it may be good enough for whatever it is you're working on, eh? And if not, maybe someone else reading this post someday will be able to get away w/ just an IF...

--ST

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