[mike78]

Hi
1)I have my own button as send and reset named.How can i put this own made button to form?
2)If i do not put,enctype does it matter?Can it be problem to read the form?
3)Does all webhosting providers support cgi-bin/formscript.pl and do they arrange for me?
4)I would like to give sender massage like "Form has been received.Thanks a lot for your information" how can i add this massage after form has been sent.

What does this mean?
Warning:Attributes and values for the EMBED tag vary by plug-in.Please check that all attributes and
values are valid.[Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0,Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5,
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0,Netscape Navigator 6.0]
How can i solve this problem?
Greetings and thanks a lot for your help

[Sabu]

1. The 'image' input type can take the place of a submit button if you've designed your own, or you can change the design of the buttons and add a background picture using CSS styles.

2. In my experience, the enctype only really matters if you're doing complicated things like uploading images. Perhaps someone here can clarify this for us.

3. Er.. no. Possibly. Maybe. probably. Yes. I don't know.

4. You can give the user a massage, but make sure they provide contact details in the form.

[Dion]

Could someone please give an example of the 'image' input type, or tell me what I am doing wrong.

I tried it myself but I got stuck with this:

Code:

<input type="IMAGE" name="submit" src="verzend.png" alt="Verzend">

After I 'send' the form nothing happends, while everything works great with the normal

Code:

<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Verzend">

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EDIT
it is working now with this part:

Code:

<input type=image name="submit" value="submit" border=0 alt="Verzend" src=http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v210/vanadrichem/verzend.png width=136 height=21 >

But I've got another question about this same topic,
How can I make the 'submit' image, like a roll-over image?