- From: Nick Traenkner <nick@kentinfoworks.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 16:29:40 -0500 (EST)
- To: www-html@w3.org
I've recieved some interesting information regarding the input element. When the type attribute is set to "image" the input tag acts as an imagemap and the button passes xy coords rather than name/value pairs as the other input types. This was rather confusing when I first encountered it. I assume the reasoning behind this is for forms which use imagemaps as submit buttons. It confused the heck out of me- I figured since it behaves like a submit type (i.e., it submits a form) name and value would also behave like a submit button. Is this helpful as user feedback or am i looking at the element completely wrong? Again, I realize this question/suggestion might seem off-topic but it may give insight into how others might expect the element to behave. Is this confusion common? -nick -- "where do the brokenhearted park their cars?" -Heartbreak Garage, Pere Ubu
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