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Alright.. while Neo is programming guru he really doesnt care that much about anything related to HTML even though I could make a cake with it... but what I need it help with a submit button..
Now while this submit button would send me to the page and parse the entered info
<input type="submit">
I want one that would send me to another page.. or take a different action... but I have no clue how to do this..
Thanks for your time and money and teenage sister
- Neo
Ninth Dimension
09-23-2002, 10:16 AM
I think you will need to change the <form> tag to make this happen, try this:
<form method=post action=addgame.php>
where addgame.php is the location of the file you want the info to be sent to :)
Ninth Dimension
09-23-2002, 10:17 AM
BTW, as you might have seen, I don't use " marks arround the elements in HTML unless the element has a space in it, such as
<img alt="hello world">
/me holds hand out to be slapped
Hmmm... good point. I never really though of that. Thank you. :)
zajako
09-26-2002, 07:03 PM
<input type=button> :P
use some javascripting to make it do something :P
<input type=button onClick="OpenPage()"> :P
Ture.. I got another question. I have seen it when you go over a link a box comes up over it like alt but this one is more styled.. doesn anyone know how to do this?
thanks.
assassingod
09-28-2002, 08:47 AM
Yeah, I think thats DHTML, im pretty good with it, I can show you do that:)
I would be thankful if you could.
assassingod
09-29-2002, 09:29 AM
All is explained in the text file:)
PIMPY
09-29-2002, 07:10 PM
Originally posted by Ninth Dimension
BTW, as you might have seen, I don't use " marks arround the elements in HTML unless the element has a space in it, such as
<img alt="hello world">
* Ninth Dimension holds hand out to be slapped
yes you can do this, but the reason people DO use quotes around non-spaced words, are for two reasons, common documentaion, makes it easier to read, and because its a good practice to get used to the quotes so that when you do need them you don't forget and so on
Originally posted by assassingod
All is explained in the text file:)
Many thanks to you sir :)
assassingod
10-03-2002, 03:43 PM
No problem at all. It was easy:p Did it work alright? Im not the best at explaiing things:p
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