Here's a strange one...
<input type="image" name="menuselect" value="User Admin"
src="/menu/icon/icon_users1.png" alt="User Admin"
onmouseover="toolTip('<img src=/menu/icon/icon_users1.png height=32px
width=32px align=top> Edit the user database.')" onmouseout="toolTip()">
In the Gecko browsers (Netscape, FF, Seamonkey, Safari, Flock, etc...)
when I click on that image, the browser submits the contents of the
value field to the server in the post operation, along with the X,Y
coordinate that was clicked.
But in IE and Opera, I only get the coordinates...Is this a quirk of IE
and Opera or what? If you just click on it, the page refreshes per the
code...since it's looking for menuselect and not menuselect_x,
menuselect_y.
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Daniel Rudy
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