I'm not a programmer at all, so be gentle please.
I would like to have a Form on one of my pages that consists of a bunch of checkboxes, then based on which checkboxes are checked, the content of the results page changes.

I found a page that is doing almost exactly what I'm trying to accomplish here

Can anyone tell me how this is being done?
It seems like it would be pretty simple, but again I'm not a programmer so I'm kinda lost.
I think I need some sort of Form Processing Script, but all I ever find are ones that do email, nothing like the above example.

Any help is appreciated
Thanks

Ok, no responses. So I went out and bought a book and I've been reading through it and trying the examples. I understand how everything works now. I've refreshed my memory on some very basic programming knowledge I got years ago enough to get through this by writing my own code to process the form.

I'm only missing a couple details that I can't seem to find in the book.

On my form page I'm still using an HTML form with checkboxes. (I'd prefer not to have to rewrite the form in ASP Web Form code if possible)

<form NAME="LifeStyleForm" ACTION="formhandler.aspx" METHOD="POST">
insert text here<input TYPE="CHECKBOX" NAME="energy">
insert text here<input TYPE="CHECKBOX" NAME="illness">
...
...

How do I access the true/false values of the checkboxes from the formhandler.aspx page to process them?
This is not covered in my book. Any help here would be appreciated.

Thanks

you use the "name" attribute of the element to access its value.
<input type="checkbox" name="reminder" value = "1" >

in Classic ASP(.asp),
Request.Form("reminder")

In asp.net (.aspx extension),

Use it like

Dim remVal as Int
remVal = reminder.SelectedItem.Text

Check out sites:
http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/
http://asp.net/
www.learnasp.com

Thanks for the reply.
I did finally find an example that showed the request.form("name") thing.
After some tweaking, everything works great.
And it's much more satisfying having figured most of it out and written the scripts myself.

Thanks again