Reg,
This URL gives the HTML 4.01 Description of the input tag.
http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#h-17.4
If you page down from here to section 17.4.1, there is a description that
explains
how images can be used to submit forms. The syntax is well defined in this
document.
-AMT
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>
> This is more of a javascript question... sorry to clutter the newsgroup
> with it... but am still hoping someone can shed some insight.
>
> In theory this should be trivial.... all I want to do is have an image
> map perform some operation when it is clicked. I currently have a bean
> that stes/gets properties (thanks for the help Karl) from a JSP page.
> This will happen when the user clicks the "submit" button.... now, I do
> not wish to use the HTML built in submit button, such as
>
> <INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT>
>
> I want to define my own, eg:
>
> <a href="\\" onClick="javascript: return SUBMIT();"><img border="0"
> src="../images/search.gif"></a>
>
> where SUBMIT is a javascript function that does something along the
> lines of parent.MainWindow.document.form.submit().
> The reason being, I want to use my own button image, instead of the HTML
> defined one. I guess the question is, can I do the submit without using
> javascript and still use my own button image? Or how do I write the HTML
> to submit the page in the same manner the built in HTML submit button
> does (and if so, how).
>
> Thanks
>
> Reg Sherwood
>
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