I think this goes here CGi is DHTML after all.

Anyways,

I have a small problem, I have a product catalog and I need an add to cart button to do two things. The button needs to send the data to the shopping cart script (remotely hosted) and also link to another HTML file so that the user can fill out another form (Script is hosted locally). Any ideas? The URL is http://www.shieldyrbk.com/catalog.shtml and the form url is http://www.shieldyrbk.com/form.shtml

Have Fun,

First of all, CGI is not DHTML. DHTML is a combination of CSS, HTML, and scripts (javascript, vbscript), to give a client-side dynamic page. Secondly, the easiest way will be headers. Lets say, when you post this data to your shopping cart page, you also send a GET arguament, like

page?goto=next_html_file.htm

then, after your shopping cart has done its work, it sends a header to redirect the users browser to the value of goto. In php, I would do this;

PHP Code:

<?php

if(isset($_GET['goto'])) {
  header("location: ".$_GET['goto']);
}

?>