Re: Method for A? (fwd)

Once upon a time Mike Meyer shaped the electrons to say...
>Style sheets will solve part of the problem. All of them? Can I turn a
>FORM into a text element with CSS?

You can create a textual form element in HTML 4.0.  The 
<BUTTON>Your text here</BUTTON> element.  Please check it out and see if
that (possibly with styles) will do what you are looking for.

>Possibly you can suggest a way to do that in HTTP, while at the same
>time insuring that selecting the link will always result in an actual
>fetch being done, and not pulling the object from the cache.

It sounds like the core of this issue is cache control - when to refresh
and when no to refresh.

Perhaps this is better attacked from that angle than changing the link
modes.

-MZ
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Received on Thursday, 25 September 1997 18:59:49 UTC