User Comments on 'HTML Image Submit Button'
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Strawliyah) at 04:50 on Monday, March 17, 2003
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OR you can do it a easier way....
<img src="image-url-here" width="85" height="95" border="0">
i don't know about ya, but this is quicker (to me) than that other html code they plugged in.
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Posted by :
Archive Import (dave) at 07:20 on Monday, March 17, 2003
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Strawliyah 0- that just creates an image, not a form submission.
Andy - you need to place the code within standard form tags eg.
<form action=default.asp method=post>
<!-- image button and form here-->
</form>
Just look at the source of this page to find out more.
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Kelly) at 15:25 on Saturday, April 05, 2003
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Hey just checking something. wanna know how I can do a submit button that would automatically... send the answers to my email.
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Murtazaa Tanbeer) at 12:05 on Tuesday, April 08, 2003
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How can I inclule multiple image submit button in one HTML form?
I need this thing very badly.
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Becky) at 21:44 on Friday, April 18, 2003
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To Kelly... to send the answers to your email, put this code in your FORM tag:
<FORM enctype="text/plain" ACTION="mailto:you@email.com?subject=Subject of email" METHOD="POST">
where you@email.com is the email address you want to send the information. Replace the word 'Subject' with what you want to be the subject of your email.
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Colby) at 13:23 on Tuesday, May 20, 2003
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I'm trying to design a website with the Submit button. Although it works, it always brings up a dialog box that says, "This form is being submitted using email. blah blah blah. You can either continue or cancel. Yes No" Then it opens my outlook express and a blank email. How can I make the Submit button actually submit the info without all of this?
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Ed) at 11:44 on Friday, May 30, 2003
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I have a form where the data entered goes into a database and both the user and myself would recieve an email. When I used the conventional method of submit, the form worked fine. Now, I used the image for submit and the form goes to the next page but no data gets entered into the database nor do any of us recieve an email. Does this image method act different when theer is an ASP involved?
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Posted by :
Archive Import (iverson) at 13:23 on Thursday, June 12, 2003
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I'm trying to design a flash button through using html. but i'm a little confuse with the usage of <object> and <embed>. Have any idea what should i actually do?
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Primo) at 06:25 on Monday, June 16, 2003
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Does anybody know how to create a Submit Button on a popup window that appears when viewer tries to leave a webpage?
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Mark) at 15:05 on Thursday, June 19, 2003
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I happen to be using ASP in my page, and found this code to work just fine. I use it as a Go! button right beside a form field where people can enter their email address to receive a newsletter. The button triggers a separate ASP page to receive the data and post to the database.
The previous method I used was a javascript button, which required not only the little snippet of code for the button itself, but also a separate 4 - 5 line function to drive it. This is much better!
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Shadow of the Last) at 08:01 on Saturday, July 19, 2003
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To make a form the submits all of its contents to you, heres a little PHP script I made:
<?php
$question1 = ($_POST["First_question"]."\n");
$question2 = ($_POST["Question_2"]."\n");
$question3 = ($_POST["Question_3"]."\n");
$body = "Answer 1: $question1 Answer2: $question2 Answer3: $question3";
( "you@yourmail.com" , "Subject", $body );
?>
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When you get the E-mail it will look like This:
Answer 1: (whatever answer the person submitted)
Answer 2: (whatever answer the person submitted)
Answer 3: (whatever answer the person submitted)
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put this script on its own page(i.e. sending.php)in the same directory, and then put this at the top of your form:
<form method="post" action="sending.php">
have fun :D
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Posted by :
Archive Import (dsullinger) at 13:49 on Wednesday, August 06, 2003
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I would like to place a SWF (Flash) file in place of the image file, is this possible? I would like the user to click on the flash object and it submits the data.
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Bbk) at 17:02 on Tuesday, August 12, 2003
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How did you get the .gif image that you used in SRC="images/submit.gif"?
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Squall Strife) at 21:40 on Tuesday, August 19, 2003
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Couldn't you make a JavaScript script that would send all form text and selections (like a radio button) to a specific e-mail? I know a good deal about HTML, DHTML, and a litlle about JavaScript and CGI which is very helpful in creating "submit" buttons. I just want a code that I can copy and paste to my document that will create a button that brings up a page thayt says "Your query(bad spelling if it's wrong) has ben sent to mye-mail@whatever.com" and actually sends the information. Oh, and this is a little off subject but how do you create a poll that when you vote it shows how many votes each option has?
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Posted by :
Archive Import (Sipan) at 13:44 on Sunday, September 07, 2003
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how do i make a submit button that submits info to my email?
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Posted by :
antriksh at 23:25 on Friday, July 23, 2004
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Hi.. I would like to create a submit button where the word entered forms the end part of a link. For example, if typed 4444 in the submit button it forms the part of the standard link www.antriksh.com.asp? and thus becomes www.antriksh.com.asp?4444
GREATELY NEED THE BUTTON
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Posted by :
tpar at 13:48 on Wednesday, November 10, 2004
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I have a table where I need to give the user the option of clicking on a button on each line to add another line to the table. I need to know what the index of the line is so that I know where to add the new line. I have this working except that my button currently shows the index number. I want it to display as a plus sign. I was hoping that using the image type would work, but now I'm not getting the index value returned in the form. My HTML statement is as follows:
(input type="image" name="submit" src="images/plus.gif" value=index </td>
Is there a restriction that does not allow me to use "value" when the type is image?
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Posted by :
Sly at 19:02 on Wednesday, March 23, 2005
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There is a problem with this and Mozilla.
If the setting to 'block images from this server' is invoked then the image submit button 'vanishes' and there is no way to submit the form. This does not, of course, happen with the 'standard' grey button as its not an image. If the image cannot be displayed then the alt text is shown but unfortunately this is not done when the images are blocked.
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Posted by :
aakash at 03:01 on Friday, March 03, 2006
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I have a problem with image button.
When I tried to submit the form using image submit button
example - <input type=image src="xyz.gif" name="Submit" value="go">
it submits the coordinates of x and y instead of value "go". But I needed the value of submit
Please tell me how to acheive this.
I needed this very badly.
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Posted by :
bookwrm54 at 18:24 on Saturday, September 23, 2006
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I have the same problem as aakash. Whenever I use an image for the Submit button, the email sent to me with the information from the fields always includes the x and y values with different numbers each time as follows:
X: 6
Y: 16
How do you insert the code so that those values are not returned?
Thanks!
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Posted by :
ca7a at 17:01 on Monday, February 19, 2007
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i have the same problem like Kelly, i can't send the answers to my e-mail. i saw that i have to add <FORM enctype="text/plain" ACTION="mailto:you@email.com?subject=Subject of email" METHOD="POST"> on my form tag but i dunno which is my form tag (i am a newbie). is it correct like this?
<FORM enctype="text/plain" ACTION="mailto:cata2hot4u@hotmail.co.uk?subject=Subject of email" METHOD="POST">
<label>
<div align="right">
<input type="submit" name="Submit" value="Submit" />
</div>
</label>
</form>
or how should be? need help asap.
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Posted by :
marque1 at 04:46 on Tuesday, April 03, 2007
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Hi there,
answer to many of these questions you can find from nice article:
[b]http://www.cs.tut.fi/~jkorpela/forms/imagebutton.html[/b]
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Posted by :
Geoff at 16:00 on Sunday, March 22, 2009
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Hi, I have created a form for people to advertise camping equipment, I am allowing advertisers to send me three photos of their items, my submit button works great but how can I add a button or three allowing people to browse their computer to add images in their reply without having to send a seperate email with images attached. Please help and try to keep it simple only a novice
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