Re: How to set option buttons to go direct to another URL

If you reference: Prepare, publish, and maintain your Publisher Web site:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher/HA100947601033.aspx
And read the section about Publish a Web site by using FTP, and expand the
directions, MSFT gives instructions on how to "Map a Network Drive". This is
because as of IE7 you can no longer FTP through IE. I believe that to use
HTTP uploading will also require you to "Map a Network Drive", but the
procedure may not be exactly the same. If you do go to that page, be sure to
submit that the information was NOT helpful at the bottom of the page and
ask MSFT to provide better, explicit instructions for HTTP uploading on
Vista...and it wouldn't hurt to ask them to include information about the
need for FPSE, which they also don't bother mentioning. Perhaps if enough
people scream a bit, they will get it done.

I don't have Vista installed, nor do I really want to install it. Nothing I
read about Vista indicates any advantage to me and the way I work, and lots
of disadvantages. I have purchased an extra copy of XP to install on my next
computer if by then I cannot get it factory installed. I also hope that
Vista ends up being like Windows ME...a short lived operating system that is
fairly quickly replaced.

DavidF

"Sarah0824" <Sarah0824@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:0AF7C7E9-F572-42EA-A4BC-BF646C8E4061@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I forgot to tell you - I started out using Publisher 2003, and then
switched
to Publisher 2007 when it came out. I haven't upgraded to Vista yet
because
I know there are a lot of problems publishing with http and I haven't
found a
good way to deal with this!

"DavidF" wrote:

Thanks Sarah. You demonstrate that there are many ways to do things.

I also took a peek at your site http://www.summitcts.com/ and was
impressed.
May I use it as an example once in a while and post the URL here in the
group? Which version of Publisher are you using? And, I noticed that you
are
using Xara's navbar program...how did you discover that?

DavidF

"Sarah0824" <Sarah0824@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:5763A6D6-3339-4124-B409-3D2EFC494EE1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have done what you are looking for on my site. However, you cannot do
this
in Publisher. Here is the code you can use - you will have to insert
an
HTML
fragment and put this code in:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- Original: Wayne Nolting (w.nolting@xxxxxxxx) -->

<!-- This script and many more are available free online at -->
<!-- The JavaScript Source!! http://javascript.internet.com -->

<!-- Begin
function go(loc) {
window.location.href = loc;
}
// End -->
</script>

<form name="form">
<input type="radio" name="loc"
onClick="go('http://www.summitcts.com/index_files/check_cash_invoice.htm');">
Register for Class (Check, Cash, or Invoice)<br>
<input type="radio" name="loc"
onClick="go('http://www.summitcts.com/index_files/creditcard.htm');">
Register for Class (Credit Card or PayPal)<br>
<input type="radio" name="loc"
onClick="go('http://www.summitcts.com/index_files/login.htm');">
Register
for
Class (Corporate Pricing - Requires Login)<br>
<input type="radio" name="loc"
onClick="go('http://www.summitcts.com/index_files/payments.htm');"> Pay
an
Invoice<br>
</form>

<!-- Script Size: 1.14 KB -->

Of course you will need to change the information to your own. Good
luck!

"Panos" wrote:

I want to set up option buttons from the form controls and when
someone
select one of the options to direct him in another URL ( like
hyperlink )
but
this must be automatically,when he press the small cirlce button to
load
the
new page





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