In a recent note, Henry Nelson said: > Date: Thu, 24 Jan 2002 11:09:51 +0900 (JST) > > The submit button I have does the default action described in the text > just above the button. (Presents the student's answers in condensed form, > and gives him/her a chance to revise the answers.) I have a checkbox > just to the left of that button to change the action of the submission. > It doesn't seem overly clumsy to me, and because the alternate action is > dangerous (I'm turning in my test, and can't be bothered to check my work.), > having a checkbox for it perhaps makes more sense than in your case. > > Anyway, if you come up with a good solution, I'd be interested in hearing > about it, on or off the list. Thanks. > I finally settled on a set of radio buttons to select the object, and a pair of INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT fields labeled "SEE" and "GET for preview and download. I resigned myself to letting the query string element be the visible, clickable text.
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