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"How do you do this?"

Okay, I've got five pages:

home.html
transition.html
index1.html
index2.html
message.html

What I want is this:

When a user clicks on a link on the home.html page, they are taken to transition.html

Then, using a JavaScript, probably somewhere in there, there will be an IF/ELSE statement, the transition page will take you to a certain page depending on the page you were at last.

How do I do it?

yeah, CGI is an interface (Common Gateway Interface) which can be used by lots of languages such as PHP and Perl...

CGI can be PHP as well.

Twain wrote:
> I was hoping I wouldn't have to use CGI or PHP. It probably won't work
> with CGI anyway.

Why wouldn't it? CGI is an interface (a common gateway one at that!)

I thought that.

What we mean is, what's the point in the script? Why do you want it?

My point being what I explained in the last two posts.

I was hoping I wouldn't have to use CGI or PHP. It probably won't work with CGI anyway.

The point being? JavaScript? No, just no.

Oh, it would also depend on the link that you clicked on when on the last page.

Okay, I've got five pages:

home.html
transition.html
index1.html
index2.html
message.html

What I want is this:

When a user clicks on a link on the home.html page, they are taken to transition.html

Then, using a JavaScript, probably somewhere in there, there will be an IF/ELSE statement, the transition page will take you to a certain page depending on the page you were at last.

How do I do it?