Re: [PHP] calling javascript function from a form image

[Christian Dechery]

form name=formMoviesSearch method=post action=imagesubmit.htm

input type=image border=0 name=sub src=genre.png
onclick=set_category()
input type=hidden name=submit_form value=true

/form

I understand Netscape is a real pain in the a**... but that should work... 
maybe it (Netscape)'s being picky about syntax... trye being 
perfectionist... like:

input type=image name=sub value= src=genre.png 
onClick=set_category();

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. Christian Dechery
. . Gaita-L Owner / Web Developer
. . http://www.webstyle.com.br
. . http://www.tanamesa.com.br


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[PHP] calling javascript function from a form image

[Neil Freeman]

Hi,

I have a form which contains an:
input type=image

When the user clicks this image I want a javascript function to be
called. I have added an onclick event to this input line (see code
below) which works great in IE and all is well. Netscape doesn't
recognise this onclick event though for the image so how do you call a
javascript function here? Normally I'd wrap an img with a/a tags
but I don't think a form will like this.

Has anyone a solution?

Here is my code

#
head
titleimagesubmit.htm/title

script
function set_category() {
 alert(category set);
}
/script
/head

body bgcolor=#FF text=#00

?php

if ($submit_form)  //if this equals true then the form has been
submitted
{
 echo scriptalert(\form submitted\);/script;
}
else
{
 echo scriptalert(\not submitted\);/script;
}

?

form name=formMoviesSearch method=post action=imagesubmit.htm

input type=image border=0 name=sub src=genre.png
onclick=set_category()
input type=hidden name=submit_form value=true

/form

/body
/html
#

Neil


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