Introduction
	One simple way to allow visitors to easily jump from one section or your web site to another is by using a "redirect" script. A small form and simple CGI can be designed to facilitate such a task. The redirect form and CGI source are presented in two sections below.
	Installation
	To install the redirect CGI on your Virtual Private Servers you will need to do the following: Install the Redirect Form You will need to download the Redirect Form HTML source and store it somewhere in your ~/www/htdocs directory structure. This form can be customized for your Virtual Private Servers by simply changing the URLs and Titles to the URLs and Titles that correspond to specific documents on your web site. But be sure that the variable name for each input field is not altered. The form can be modified to automatically redirect when a user has selected an option (assuming the user has a JavaScript capable browser). This is done by adding a little JavaScript to one line in form. Find this line: <select name="url"> Modify the line so it looks like this: <select name="url" onChange="submit(); return true"> Install the Redirect CGI Connect to your Virtual Private Servers via Telnet or SSH and run this command: % vinstall redirect This will install the redirect.plfile into your ~/www//cgi-bin/library/redirect directory. Customize the Appearance of the Redirect CGI It is common to substitute an image for the submit button. An example of such a subsitution is included in the examples shown below.
	Example
	Once you have completed the installation successfully, you will have a working redirect form like the one shown below (go ahead and test it). Example of Redirect (no auto submit) Select a Destination Home Page Products Getting Started Customer Service Example of Redirect (no auto submit, submit image) Select a Destination Home Page Products Getting Started Customer Service Example of Redirect (auto submit - requires JavaScript) Select a Destination Home Page Products Getting Started Customer Service
	More Information
	If you are unfamiliar with the <FORM...> HTML element, or would like to learn more about forms, the following URL is an excellent resource: NCSA: Fill-Out Form Support