dirt29
10-05-2006, 04:22 PM
Ok, this is a weird one, but does any one know of an issue that would prevent the use of an "image" type button as opposed to a standard submit button?
In FF, of course, no issues. But in IE, the it's as if when the page posts it just ignores the the code.
Here is what I have code wise...I have 2 simple buttons, a back button & a submit(image) button.
<input name="Back" type="image" onclick="javascript:history.go(-1);" src="images/back.jpg"/>
<INPUT name="Submit" TYPE="image" class="button" value="Continue" id="Submit" src="images/continue.jpg"/>
And on the page it posts to, I simply have a check, as such:
if request.form("Submit") = "Continue" then
.
.
.
end if
I've tried changing the name & value fields, but IE does not seem to care.
In FF, of course, no issues. But in IE, the it's as if when the page posts it just ignores the the code.
Here is what I have code wise...I have 2 simple buttons, a back button & a submit(image) button.
<input name="Back" type="image" onclick="javascript:history.go(-1);" src="images/back.jpg"/>
<INPUT name="Submit" TYPE="image" class="button" value="Continue" id="Submit" src="images/continue.jpg"/>
And on the page it posts to, I simply have a check, as such:
if request.form("Submit") = "Continue" then
.
.
.
end if
I've tried changing the name & value fields, but IE does not seem to care.