Javascript calculator & html code

Project overview I am looking for the creation of a custom calculator, that allows people to enter 4 numeric values (house value, outstanding mortgage, outstanding loans, outstanding arrears) into a html form. The caluclator works out several values (based on percentages and conditional statements (if) before displaying 3 possible outcomes (aref or buttons), which flash and are clickable. Successful bidder will provide: 1. Javascript syntax 2. associated html syntax 3. web site installation instructions Details: Inputs are text boxes that users can enter numeric values into. Outputs are text boxes or values that the javascript calculates. All are displayed on a html form. Inputs: 1. House Value (numeric value) 2. Outstanding Mortgage (numeric value) 3. Outstanding Loans (numeric value) 4. loan/mortgage arrears Outputs: 1. Total loans and arrears (numeric value). Calculates the total loans and arrears on the fly, whilst the user is inputting their data into the inputs. It will simply add together: input 1 + input 2 input 3 + input 4 = output 1 2. likely offer 1 (numeric value). Calculates 70% of the value of the property. 3. likely offer 2 (numeric value). Calculates 90% of the value of the property. 4. Can we help you. Uses conditional statements to display a result. The result must flash and be a clickable link that takes the user to another .html page. 4.1 Definitely, Contact us today. Criteria for display: total loans (output 1) <81% of the house value (input 1). Needs to flash and be clickable to allow a user to click it and be taken to another .html page. 4.2 No, Sorry. Criteria for display: total loans (output 1)>94% of the house value (input 1). Does not need to be clickable. 4.3 Maybe, contact us today. Criteria for display: total loans (output 1) between 81% 94% of the house value (input 1). Needs to flash and be clickable to allow a user to click it and be taken to another .html page. Please do not hesitate to contact me should you have any questions. I look forward to receiving your bid.