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[iGuest]

using image to busmitt a form (I wanted to make a 2 line submitt button)How To Make Image Buttons Act As Submit Button

<form  name="form_%variable%" action="f_update_appointment.Cfm" method="post">
<select>
loop through options
</select>
<img src="/begincentral/includes/images/sap_mout.Jpg"  title="Submit the Form" onclick="form_%variable%.Submit();" onmouseover="this.Src='/begincentral/includes/images/sap_mover.Jpg';" onmouseout="this.Src='/begincentral/includes/images/sap_mout.Jpg';" border="0">
</form>

worked for me. Ie 6 corporate intranet
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[iGuest]

Try this.

<div id="buttons">    <form method="post" action="sendsomewhere">	    <button type="submit">	    <img src="images/gallnk.Png" height="170" width="205" alt="Gallery link" align="left">	    </button>    </form></div>

[iGuest]

I have created image button for search, its working in firefox but not working in IEKindly suggest.

  <td>	  <input type="image" src="../Mahendi Matrimonial/btnsearch.Gif" alt="Matrimonial Search" height="19" width="49" name="Submit" value="Search" onClick="document.Frm_search.Action='search_mprofile.Php?mode=search';this.Form.Action.Submit();" tabindex="11"/></td>

[mem]

hitmanblood, on 19 August 2008 - 03:36 PM, said:

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The main difference from the previous one is that there is added value="submit" this is obligatory in order to work.

Best Regards hopefully I may have helped you,
Hitman

Thanks for this test case Hitman, I was struggling why my image submit button that didn't work. And the required value attribute is quite weird.
It doesn't need to have "submit" anything should do, but I'm still not getting why value attribute is required on this type of input field.

Just a note to all who have been posting before: the alt attribute is not supported on <input> element at this time. It doesn't validate.

Kind Regards,
Márcio