I am looking around for more. When we get a workable solution for IE, it probably won't work for Mozilla, etc. and we can go from there. Good plan, Stan?
Michael
Erik Weber wrote:
Well I was mistaken. He did not know of a way to customize the button, only that you can customize the text field with CSS. He made the text field flush with the button and tuned the colors so that the text field and button appeared to be one custom element. But it's still the same old button.
I sure would like to know how to change the font and text of the button to match all the other form buttons I have . . .
Erik
Michael McGrady wrote:
Erik Weber wrote:
I hope one of you guys will post an example when you figure out how to do this . . .
I have a friend who has a site with custom file upload forms (using image buttons). Perhaps I will ask him about it . . .
Erik
Michael McGrady wrote:
Ergo, research should begin on <input type='"file" disabled="true"> with javascript
Michael
Dean A. Hoover wrote:
I've been reading some interesting methods for using image buttons on forms in place of the familiar "Submit" style browser generated buttons. There is one automatically generated button that I am still puzzled on how to use an image for it, though. That's the one for do file uploading, as in:
<html:form method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data"> <html:file property="theFile"/> <html:submit value="Upload"/> </html:form>
Any ideas? Dean Hoover
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Ask away! I am in for a solution the easy way every time. Thanks.
Michael
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