HTML - Re-direction Based On Ip Address

I need to know how to make an html/javascript based script to make a VERY simple address bar that acts exactly like the address bar on all web browsers. When you type in where you want to go.. well.. It takes you to the url you just typed in! No restrictions are needed (anti-porn for example) and I'm hoping it can be in the shape of a regular old form script that is easily editable.

Please don't ask why the hell I would need one but I just do.

Thanks in advance

Hello all,

I have a few questions regarding html forms.

Now I have been using HTML for years creating very basic sites. I know how to create the interface for forms, radio buttons, text boxes etc.

However I have NO IDEA how to properly get them working.
I'm working on a page that has a few elements I'm not sure how to create.

I basically need a page where you submit a line of data consisting of drop down boxes, radio, free text... and when you click submit it appears on the page. (Please see attached for a better explanation)

I also want to be able to view, edit and delete submissions as appropriate. Any idea how I could go about doing this?

I'm currently designing a website for my local business. Right now I'm designing everything is Adobe Photoshop. When I'm done, I'll import it into Adobe Fireworks, then cut it up and I export it into .html.

It's going to be a pretty basic and small website but I need help with one thing. I plan to have coupons and reference numbers (for different forms of advertising). I want to have an input box for a customer to enter into the box then click a button. I want that button to redirect them to a different page depending on the input.

In other words, if the code is 000628 then I want it to redirect them to www.myurl.com/000628.html. How would I go about doing this? Is this something I can even do using simply html?

Thanks for the help!!

I am learning web design and I need to know what I need to learn. Let me see if I can explain the concept that I would like to learn:

I want to have a site where a customer fills out a form and then the information on that form gets placed on its own page.

Does that make sense? I remember once seeing a CGI script for a website that would self generate new pages, but I can't remember what this concept is called.

Thanks so much!
Marie

Hi All. I am building my first website from scratch. The layout is basically broken down into 5 divs:

header, top menu, left menu, content and footer.

You can see a rough draft which I made using Joomla he
http://www.petiot.dnsalias.com/LRL/
(hope the page is reachable)

I came to ask myself very very basic and general question for which I need directions more than detailed answers really: What is the normal approach for website content display?

1 - having as many web pages as their are possible menu configurations (e.g. mainlink1/sublinkA
mainlink1/sublinkB
mainlink2/sublinkA
mainlink2/sublinkB
etc etc) and load them according to which link the user click?

2 dynamically changing the content of part of the page (i.e. left menu and content)
according to the link the user click in the top and left menu respectively.

I feel the second approach is the right one, but I think I am missing something.

I know how to change the text content of a HTML tag using javascript. I also read about frames that allow to load a page within another page, but I understand that frames are not so popular.

I guess my question is: Is it possible to dynamically change the content of a div by loading the html code contained in a separate html/css files? (so for instance I could only update the left menu and content div when the user click on a top men link)

if not what is the right way of achieving the same result? Any links or even general keywords I could google would be welcome!

Many thanks,