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Posted by Neredbojias on 07/03/07 14:26
On Tue, 03 Jul 2007 14:39:30 GMT Marnok.com scribed:
>>> I had a form, with multiple image input types. My html
>>> <input name="sign" type=image src="1.jpg" value="1" >
>>> <input name="sign" type=image src="2.jpg" value="2" >
>>> ..etc
>>> worked fine in Firefox, but Internet Explorer won't do it. It doesn't
>>> send the values.
>>> In fact it doesn't seem to send anything from image type form
>>> elements, unless I am missing something. I tried renaming the images
>>> so they were sign1, sign2, etc but nothing - when I use PHP to echo
>>> the value of $_POST['sign1'] I see a value in Firefox for the image I
>>> have clicked, but nothing in IE. It just reloads the page.
>>>
>>> My googling has found others who have had similar problems, bit no
>>> real solution - can anyone help me out here?
>>
>> You're naming 2 elements the same name. I think ie is right.
>>
>> --
>> Neredbojias
>
> In the first case yes, but as I say then I gave each individual names
> (sign1, sign2 etc) and I am getting no usable value.
Ya know, that's twice in a month I've misread a post and gave an
inappropriate answer. The reason, I believe, is that I focus on the bit
of included markup or significant few lines and tend to miss the more
embedded stuff.
It may not be your fault that I can't read, but it does show the benefit
of a url, particularly one exclusively delineating the problem. Yes,
it's a form, but a mockup could still be made with the script included as
text on the page. Hell, half the time I've been stuck and starting
preparing a "question", I've found the answer in the very process.
Now, after all that, it's surely related to your form markup, not the
script.
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Neredbojias
Never doubt
The path you've chosen.
If others mock,
Just thumb your nos'n.
- Burma Shave
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