I like the <button> tag due to the ability to have markup inside the
button, except that it is no use because IE doesn't follow the standard.
You can use
<button type="submit" ...> with <i>fancy</i> html in here like
<b>bold</b> for example</button>
which makes nice buttons with mark-up and stuff.
You can have several of these type="submit" buttons in a form. What you
would expect is for only the button that is clicked to submit the form
and send it's value, but IE sends the name/value pair of any button
element in the form, so you can't tell which button was clicked. Works
in FireFox though.
Laurie Harper wrote:
No, *I* confused us both I think... I was talking about the HTML
<button> element, not the <input type="button"> element... Seems odd
they wouldn't be equivalent, but still!
L.
--
Jason Lea
---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
