HTML Question

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]

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]

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

[Neo]

Hmmm... good point. I never really though of that. Thank you.

[zajako]

<input type=button> :P

use some javascripting to make it do something :P

<input type=button onClick="OpenPage()"> :P

[Neo]

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]

Yeah, I think thats DHTML, im pretty good with it, I can show you do that

[Neo]

I would be thankful if you could.

[assassingod]

All is explained in the text file

[PIMPY]

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