Cees, No, unfortunately you can't. When an image submit button is used the 'value' attribute is not passed with the form parameters. What you get out of the image button is a 'rm.x=29' and 'rm.y=47', the numbers being the pixels where the user clicked from left and top of the image.
Try it with a simple form set with a 'GET' method, and an action pointing at itself. You'll see the form parameters in the URL, but you won't see an 'rm=mode1or2' parameter. Hence the reason for the question. Of course this is tested with a Mac IE browser, I haven't tested others to determine if they deliver the value attribute of the image field. But in documentation of the image submit field, I think it's the standard to not send the value. -jerry On 3/17/02 4:00 PM, "Cees Hek" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Can you not just use the following? > > <input type="image" name="rm" value="mode1" src="/images/mode1.gif"> > <input type="image" name="rm" value="mode2" src="/images/mode2.gif"> > > I'm pretty sure that I've done that before with submit buttons, so it > should work equally well with image buttons. > > Cees > > +---------------------------+ | Jerry Hamlet | | Web Designer/Programmer | | www.hamletzone.com | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] | +---------------------------+ --------------------------------------------------------------------- Web Archive: http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/ To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
