Redirect from button event?

This may seem perverse, but I'd like to redirect to a new
page from a
button event rather than the usual clicking on a link. 
Essentially,
the user is presented with a table of items, each of which
has an
associated radio button.  At the bottom (or top) of the
table is a
series of buttons representing different choices about what
they would
like to do with the item on the selected row.  The user must
select a
row (the radio button), and then press the function-button
below.

Adding a multiplicity of links in each row might achieve a
similar end,
but would clutter things to an unacceptable degree (given
the number of
different things that could be done and a large data table).

This is clearly not the "Django way", but is
there some way in which
this might be accomplished?

Thanks for all your insights!

   -frank


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Russell Keith-Magee wrote:
> On 8/31/06, frank <fpmu.washington.edu> wrote:
> >
> >
> > This is clearly not the "Django way",
but is there some way in which
> > this might be accomplished?
>
>
> Can you make the button an <input
type="submit"> inside a <form
> action="myurl"
method="post">, where myurl is either:
>
> 1) the location you want the button to go to, or
> 2) a URL that will redirect based on which button was
pressed?
>
> Yours,
> Russ Magee %-)
>
Wooo hooo!

Russell, you've hit it perfectly!  My HTML ignorance really
got me that
time.
Using the ACTION= form key works great!

THANKS!


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Russell Keith-Magee wrote:
> Can you make the button an <input
type="submit"> inside a <form 
> action="myurl"
method="post">, where myurl is either:

I would say GET here is better instead of POST. Because
it's not 
changing anything.

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