I have this form:
<form action"url.aspx">
</form>
The user has to be able to choose pro or nonpro. If the user chooses pro it has to choose action=”url1.aspx” If the user chooses pro it has to choose action=”url2.aspx”.
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You can manipulate the “action” attribute of a form via JavaScript/jQuery
So whatever mechanism the user is using to choose “pro” or “nonpro” (you don’t mention and I don’t see any code), manipulate the action attribute of the form appropriately.