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Re: Submit Button options From David A on 12 Sept '00 replying to Re: Submit Button options posted by Frank >>Not really the answer I was looking for. >> >>Your code still produces a gray button. If you look at the template I'm designing you'll see your code and the button. I have an image below it as the form submitter. What I really want is for a link in the text in the "shopping cart" tab to "submit" the form. This way the text, if it is handeled slightly differently by browsers, will look like the text in the rest of the navigation tabs. >> >>See new template at http://www.cases4less.com/new_template.html > >Right, gotcha (I think). The answer is: your cart uses the POST >method (I checked the rest of your site), therefore you cannot >use a text link to submit, it must be a gray button or an image. > >Disappointing, but at least you can stop scratching your head :) What about (a href="http://www.site.com/page.html?hidden1=value&hidden2=value2") Where hidden1 and 2 are the names and the values in your hidden input form tags.

Re: Submit Button options - Frank - 12/09/00

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>>>Not really the answer I was looking for. >>> >>>Your code still produces a gray button. If you look at the template I'm designing you'll see your code and the button. I have an image below it as the form submitter. What I really want is for a link in the text in the "shopping cart" tab to "submit" the form. This way the text, if it is handeled slightly differently by browsers, will look like the text in the rest of the navigation tabs. >>> >>>See new template at http://www.cases4less.com/new_template.html >> >>Right, gotcha (I think). The answer is: your cart uses the POST >>method (I checked the rest of your site), therefore you cannot >>use a text link to submit, it must be a gray button or an image. >> >>Disappointing, but at least you can stop scratching your head :) > >What about >(a href="http://www.site.com/page.html?hidden1=value&hidden2=value2") > >Where hidden1 and 2 are the names and the values in your hidden input form tags.