I haven't used Frontpage for 10 years or so, but if you edit the form you should see an attribute named "action". That is where you set which page the form should go to when the user submits the form. So, it's not on the button, it's on the form.

Example:

<form action="secondpage.php">

Just another little note from me - I recommend that you don't send a user from your form directly to the second page and process everything there.

I suggest that you send your user to some process.php script that will process all data, and then send your user to the next page with header("Location: secondpage.php"); at the end of process.php script.

This way you will avoid a number of situations that can destroy the user-experience on your website.

Thank you so much for the reply,@ Aron please can you recommend any processing data i can use that is reliable.

i dont use front page but if you want to link your second page, to put it in a code. is very simple that you just place your second page link location to the target of your button or what ever object it is.

<a href="secondpage.html">go to second page</a>

thanks