Re: button tag problem

Le mercredi 25 juillet 2001, à 10:23, GH a écrit :
>
> <input type=image value="bling bling" src="img/dir/mkbutton.php">
> You get the same functionality only it actually works.
> You could quite simply hack out a PHP function using GD to generate the
> images:
> function mkbutton($text)
> {
> gd_image_stuffage...
> blah blah
> header('Type: text/image'); /* or whatever */
> gd_send_image() or whatever
> return((bool) gd_stuff_was_successful)
> }
>
> I haven't been In The Code in a while, and the gd stuff is all quite
> well
> documented so just go Look It Up. This method sholud work very well.
>

I tried <input type=image name"foo" value="abc" src="img/foo.jpg">
before to use the BUTTON tag and in PHP 4, at my knowledge, i received
two dimension coords like $foo_x = 125 and $foo_y=256. Not very useful
for transmit a primary key ...

Put primary key in a HIDDEN tag is not low cost solution because of you
must create a form <FORM ...> <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" > * n times </FORM>
for each rows of a list. In a admin program, i like to see list and edit
only one tuple in a cool HTML page.

I insist because of i do not find a better solution ... and if this TAG
was created by W3C and my favorite browser support it, i will use it
alone until IE and Netscape will support international standards. Do not
not hesitate to send me postcard to my lost island!

A happy and lonely Macintosh user who do not appreciate trust.