just use an input type=hidden and call it submit,thats what i do
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Subject: Re: [PHP] if(isset($submit))
> So I can forget using type
jtjohnston wrote:
>I can't get this to work:
>if(isset($submit))
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>with:
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>src=\"next.gif\" border=\"0\" align=\"ABSCENTER\">
>
>I'm not coding correctly?
>
If you are testing for $submit a work around is to have a hidden field
in your form that looks like this:
That way any tests for $subm
Over kill?
Martin Towell wrote:
> or have a hidden field, maybe, called "submit"
>
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> Nope, not following.
> :)
> More particularily why will isset accept type=submit and not type=image ?
>
> Martin Towell wrote:
>
>> I used this code
>>
>>
&g
or have a hidden field, maybe, called "submit"
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From: jtjohnston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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So I can forget using type="image" :(
Wa
So I can forget using type="image" :(
Wah, it's not fair!
:) J
Martin Towell wrote:
> I used this code
>
>
> value="submit">
>
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> when I clicked on the image, I got this url
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> file:///C:/inetpub/wwwroot/top.html?submit.x=118&submit.y=20
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> so php would get this as $submit_x and $
Nope, not following.
:)
More particularily why will isset accept type=submit and not type=image ?
Martin Towell wrote:
> I used this code
>
>
> value="submit">
>
>
> when I clicked on the image, I got this url
>
> file:///C:/inetpub/wwwroot/top.html?submit.x=118&submit.y=20
>
> so php would g
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> I s'pose, but where/why are you getting submit.x=118&s
it's a browser thing, i guess, when you use an image as a submit button
Martin
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From: jtjohnston [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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I s'pose, but where/why are y
I s'pose, but where/why are you getting submit.x=118&submit.y=20
Martin Towell wrote:
> I used this code
>
>
> value="submit">
>
>
> when I clicked on the image, I got this url
>
> file:///C:/inetpub/wwwroot/top.html?submit.x=118&submit.y=20
>
> so php would get this as $submit_x and $submit_
I used this code
when I clicked on the image, I got this url
file:///C:/inetpub/wwwroot/top.html?submit.x=118&submit.y=20
so php would get this as $submit_x and $submit_y
HTH
Martin
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