Terms of Conditions

I'm making a form for Terms of conditions so I need when yes is checked the user to be transferred to one page and if the check no, for them to be redirected to a different page.
Thoughts?

Hey Kevin, I'm kind of code stupid... so wondering if you can kind of walk me through this. On the Pass Field Data Via Query String did you add purchase= and why. When you talk about adding a switch on the confirmation page, is that the page that the form is on?

Also are the case online, and case in-store the choices you have to choose from in your form. Hope that makes sense. Thanks

That would be great, thanks Kevin.

Is it possible to just pay you guys to set all of this up for me? Would probably save me a ton of time and headache.

Sent your way. Thanks man.

This code above looks good. The instructions are great. I'm close to getting it to work, but the addition of the php switch to a new page template causes havok on my layout.

It looks fine with my existing page template
http://www.myfoursquare.net/test

But looks nasty with the php switch page template
http://www.myfoursquare.net/test-with-template

Either way, I am still not getting the redirect working. Anyone have any suggestions for this? Thanks!

Still getting this error though:

Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home2/myfoursq/public_html/wp-content/themes/coffeebreak/template-gravityredirect.php:7) in /home2/myfoursq/public_html/wp-content/themes/coffeebreak/template-gravityredirect.php on line 21

Depending on which value I choose in the dropdown (yes or no), I get the error above with the php row number corresponding to the location line for yes (16) or for no (21).

I'm using this code in my template:

<?php
/*
Template Name: Gravity Redirect
*/
?>

<?php
// redirect form based on the agree/disagree value passed in querystring
$agree = $_GET['agree'];

	switch ($agree)
	{

		case yes:
		// if yes redirect to the blog
		header("Location: http://www.myfoursquare.net/archives");
		break;

		case no:
		// if no redirect to the contact page
		header("Location: http://www.myfoursquare.net/contact-new");
		break;

	}
?>

Any ideas?

Kevin, thanks for this great step-by-step. I must have been smoking some of that as well, as I've done all of the above, and I still haven't got it working.

The clean template you provided above fixes the header errors so that is great. However, I still can't get the redirect happening. I do get to see http://www.myfoursquare.net/redirect?agree=yes and http://www.myfoursquare.net/redirect?agree=no in the address bar, but these don't then connect to the pages set in the php template file.

Can I just check one thing. The form: Are we talking checkboxes or drop down? Does it matter? I have tried both. I am currently using a dropdown with Field Label "Agree to Terms?" and two Choices: "yes" and "no"

My page with the form:
http://www.myfoursquare.net/page-with-form

My query string (which I built using the form field drop down):
agree={Agree to terms?:1}

My redirect page:
http://www.myfoursquare.net/redirect

My Template code:

<?php
// redirect form based on the agree/disagree value passed in querystring
$agree = $_GET['Agree'];

	switch ($agree)
	{

		case "yes":
		// if yes redirect to the following page
		header("Location: http://www.myfoursquare.net/archives");
		break;

		case "no":
		// if no redirect to the following page
		header("Location: http://www.myfoursquare.net/contact-new");
		break;

	}

/*
Template Name: form terms redirect
*/

?>

Booyah!

Ok. That worked great. You were right about the case issue. Kevin, this has been amazing support.
Thankyou.