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Radio Buttons As Links

A variation of this code is used in my Windows Media Player popup jukebox.

Here's how to use it instead of standard hyperlinks.

This section goes in the head section of your page(s):

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function radiolink(pagename) { location.href = pagename; } // End --> </script>

And the following goes in the body section:

<form name="form"> <input type="radio" name="pagename" onClick="radiolink('http://someserver.com/page1.html');"> First Link <br> <input type="radio" name="pagename" onClick="radiolink('http://someserver.com/page2.html');"> Second Link <br> <input type="radio" name="pagename" onClick="radiolink('mailto:anyone@mailserver.com');"> Contact Anyone </form>

When you click on a link, the function radiolink is called.

The parameter that is passed to the function is the name and location of your HTML page.

But it doesn't just have to be an HTML page.

As you can see from the bottom link above, it's a mailto: command.

This will open the user's default email program so they can send you a message!

The above code will open the page in the same window or frame.

To open in a new window, use this:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> function radiolink(pagename) { NewWindow=window.open(pagename) } </script>

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