PHP :: PHP Vs ASP On Submit Button

Upload File Having Browse Button And Submit Button On Same Form
I am building a form where the user must upload a picture and fill in his
details.
Now I have a problem as all of this is on the same form.

How will I be able to have the Browse button to open the "file browse"
dialog
and the Submit button to submit the form data.

As I believe you can not use GET but must use POST method for form.
Is there any means that I can use GET cause I need to get form variables
from URL as well.

Passing Radio Button Values To A Submit Button (gif)
How do i pass the value of the radio button to be put of the action
that includes the value as part of the URL being submitted - "/
picked.php?pick_num=". Any help with be appreciated. Thanks

<form method="post" action="/picked.php?pick_num=".<php? $value ?
<input type="hidden" name="cmd" value="0">

<table width="100%">
<td align="center">
<INPUT TYPE='RADIO' NAME='pick_1' VALUE=Ƈ'>Day;
<INPUT TYPE='RADIO' NAME='pick_2' VALUE=ƈ'>Week;
</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center"><input type="img src="/images/pick_now.gif"
BORDER="0" name="send"></td>
</tr>
</table>

Submit Form Without Clicking Submit Button
I was wondering if it is possible to use something like Javascript to make it so you don't have to click the submit button on a form to make it submit, while using php and mysql. e.g. Code:

Submit A Form Without The Submit Button
Is there a way to submit a form without the submit button? Do I have to use the javascript - document.formname.submit();

How To Submit A Form Without A Submit Button
how i can submit a form without using a submit button, i have to use this in one of my ongoing project.

Submit Button Bug?
I think I've find a very VERY strange bug with form submit buttons (only tested on IE 5.5.). I've got a form in which a password can be changed, which updates a record in MySQl.

If you click the submit button, the page works fine. If you press enter whilst the submit button is highlighted, it works fine. However, if you're inside the text field where you're changing the password and you then press enter, it tries to submit the form but doesn't do anything!

The Submit Button?
I've just been looking a different ways to submit forms, however I find that all is not how it should be... In this incarnation, I have some php script that pulls information from a previous form so I can display it before submitting the data to a database, how ever if I do this: Code:

Submit Button
i want to have 3 submit fields,and a submit button,please tell me how to do this.my other question is how to connect this submit button info,to be written in a table in my Database.i have 3 fields in the table in my DB-"number", "comment" and |"date",if this could be of any help.

Get Value Of Submit Button
I have a form with several buttons all named submit with difrent values. form action ="post" I should be able to get the selected button by $a = $_REQUEST['submit']; but nothing. why?

Focusing A Submit Button
I am having the hardest time to do a simple action. Many of you know what I am talking about when I say that there are some webpages that do not require you to physically click on the 'Submit' button to send the form. For instance, all you would have to do is click on the username text field and password text field and enter the respective info AND THEN HIT ENTER.(i.e. - I do not click Submit) My page does not currently have that nice little feature. Can anyone tell me how to do it? And if anyone is knowledgeable enough, can you tell me why some pages seem to have that and some don't. Thank you.
I have two items of interest:
1) The text field in which I put the information in.
Code:
<input type='text' name ='search_kernel' value=''>
2) The submit button (which I do not necessarily have to hit in order to submit the form)

Focus A Submit Button
YES I know this is the PHP area. I posted this in the Javascript/HTML area but it appears dead in there. Hopefulyl y'all won't mind.

I'm having the damnest time trying to figure out something so simple!

I have a button:

<input type="submit" value="Confirm" name="confirm_button" class="selectbutton">

This is located at the bottom of the page.

I want to add a focus() element to it so that the page automatically scrolls to that button instead of the user having to scroll down for themselves.

Any ideas on how I might accomplish this. Have tried a bunch of variations which did not work.

Submit Button Pressed?
I need to check if the user press the form's submit button. How can I do that?

Using $_POST With Submit Button
I wondered if anyone could further advice? In my script I was trying
allow the user to enter a userid and password, and when the users
clicks the login button. Pass these values passed to a method
login_user, and finally display there record.

I was hoping to display the record on this page. I would appreicate
some advice if my scrips looks corrects? I unsure about the line
if(isset($_POST['login'])){ ....

Can You Use An Image For A Submit Button.
I am building a site with PHP and MySQL and it makes extensive use of forms. I have one such form and I want to make the submit button an image.I have tried

<input type="image" name="SUBMIT" src="images/butt_continue.gif" alt="Continue" border="0">

but this does not work on pages with PHP in. This particular page is using a self referencing form to update a record in a database. Code:

Form Submit Button
Should be a quickie but I just can't get it to work.

I have a form where my users can submit their football picks, when they
click submit I would like another sized window to appear (mnf_scores.htm)
where they can submit a total score for the Monday night football game each
week. From the research I've done I think I need the following:

// If this is change picks, output the submit button and close the form
if ($userfunc==1) {
echo "<p><input type="submit" value="Submit Your Picks!"
onclick="window.open('mnf_scores.htm','MNF Scores')"/></p>
</form>
";
}

But that just doesn't seem to work. The submit part works but the subsequent
window is not opened.

Image As Submit Button
I have a small issue that I can't seem to figure out. I am busy creating a shopping cart, and I have one button called update cart. The aim of this is that if the user sets the quantityu to 0 or any other number for that matter, the cart will be updated with that quantity. It seems to work perfectly if I use the submit for the input type but not the image type. Can someone please explain this to me. I am attaching the code:

Select Box That Needs No Submit Button
where can I get Java Scipt for making the following: When the select select box value chaenges go to next page with out a submit button. I am searching google and yahoo but not hitong any, may be my search word is no good.

I know the comman goes like this:

"<select name="select" class="textfield" onchange="call (java script)">"

I need the java example.

2 Actions With 1 Submit Button...
I am using a script that checks PageRank and Backlinks and I want to log the URL's submitted and then continue with the operation. I have put in the write to .txt file code in the middle there but it doesn't write the URL to the .txt file Code:

Having To Press Submit Button Twice
I am trying to write an app which updates a database from the chosen person in a selectbox (clientdd) however I was having a problem whereby the page loads then when you press submit the form goes blank - you then press again and it processes the information you entered before. I decided it must have been my messy code so I decided to rewrite it again, I am now experiencing the problem again!!

Could somebody please help - I would like the database to update when you press submit - something dodgy is going on!! Code:

Customise Submit Button
well is it possible to customise submit button in php using dreamweaver,i mean can i embed some sql queries inside the submit button so that whenever a person hits that submit button only the required result is obtained..say i put a delete button
<input type="submit" name="Submit" value="delete" /> now is this possible to somehow embed in the php code inside this html tag,or do something else so that a database record is deleted??

2 Submit Button In A Form
2 buttons - update and delete as submit button. I cant use the $_POST or $_GET METHOD as it cant use.

Before the form is submited, it is required for fields validation. validation will be done by the client side. How can i skip doing with the POST and GET method.

Image Submit Button?
How can I make an image a submit button using the following:

<input type="image" src="/images/registermyaccount.gif" value="register" name="register"/>

right now it is not submitting like a type="submit" button would.

Dropdown Menu Without Submit Button
How do I get a dropdown menu to submit with the selection of an option rather than pushing the submit button.?

A Preview And Submit Button On Same Form
I have two buttons on the same form, much like here when you post a new thread, you have the option to preview. Using isset is not working for me, PHP Code:

Simple Submit Button Question
When I enter a value in a text field and click on submit button, the submit button will have value 'Update it' then I just need to check submit button like this:

if ($submit != '')
{validate input fields}

Now suppose I don't do the above, I do this: If I enter a value in a text field and press the Enter key in that text field, what is the value of the submit button that I have now?

Form Submit Button Question
For a web page, I want a SUBMIT button that commits the form data and a
CANCEL button that goes to a different target (i.e. a different script).

I haven't figured out how to do this, because the <FORM ACTION="... tag
seems to make sure that any two submit controls in a form have to go to the
same target.

BTW, the CANCEL button does not have to submit any form data.

Preventing Doubleclicking On The SUBMIT Button
Some thing I have to find a solution to is dealing with duplicate rows in my tables when users accidentally double-click on SUBMIT buttons in the forms on my sites. Is there an way that this can be done with a built-in function or command?

Posting From A Form Without A Submit Button - How?
Given something like:

if ( $_POST['type_save'] == 'Save record to HTGI public DB') {
echo '<form method="post" action="populate08.php">'
echo '<input type=hidden name="kw_tarea" value='.$tk.'>'
echo '</form>'
echo '<p>permanent DB updated'
}

But there's no button to press for a submit. So how do I get this code
posted to the action=populate08 ? Without pressing a buttom but just
from the code?

Submit Button IE 7 And Firefox Inconpatibility
I am generating a form with this code:

<form name = "analysis" method= "post" action="$_SERVER[PHP_SELF]">
and a Submit button with this code

<TD><input type="submit" name="submit" value="Run Analysis"></TD>";
It works fine when I view the resultant HTML page in Firefox, when you clickm the button the page does exactly what I think it should do. However in IE7 whyen the button is pressed nothing happens - have I missed some thing awfully obvious?

How Is Submit Button Appearance Changed?
Currently designing/building my first class/template driven site.

Inside a PHP form a list of article titles are displayed along with the
first two lines of the article. When the user clicks on the article title
the form with the list of article titles is replaced with the full text of
the article selected.

Since the article ID for the article title selected determines which article
will be displayed it would seems that if each title displayed (on the
article title list page) was actually a submit button. Of course I don't
want a list of gray submit boxes with titles lumbering down the page.

What I'd like to know is:

First, is it possible to assign a variable to a submit button. It seems like
it would be, but if someone has found a reason for not doing so I'd
appreciate hearing it.

Second, how do I change the image of the submit button so it appears as a
link (without the underline, of course). I've found a couple of tutorials in
regards to this issue, but they all had major typos and so far have not
gotten any of them to work.

Calling A PHP Function From The Submit Button
I have designed a form that gathers information about the user and when the SUBMIT button is pressed I would like to execute a PHP function in the same .PHP document.

How can I call a PHP function within the same document when the submit button is pressed?

Passing Variable With Submit Button
I am creating a basic forum for my site. To begin with i just used boring old hyperlinks, but am now converting them to buttons. The problem i have is that when a variable (ie. $id) neededs to be passed it doesn't work: Code:

Passing Information To A New Page With A Submit Button
I've started creating scripts that allow for one page to have a form that data can be added to. A second page that allows some one else to view all the submissions that have been entered. This page also creates a submit button for each entry.

Now what I need to do is make it so that only the entry for which the submit button is connected to is carried over to a third page.

At this point using variables, each button gets a different name and value such as, button 1, button 2, button 3, ...

When I click any of the buttons all the data from all the submissions get carried over to the new page instead of only the data that that button goes with.

How do I write the code on the third page to carry over just the data that the button I click is related to?

I'm using a flat file for the data entered into the first page.

Glenn

Redirecting A User To A Website After They Hit 'Submit' Button
I am working on a template. The template has a contact page where someone can enter in info and then click the 'Submit' button. I would like someone to be redirected to another website when they click the 'Submit' button. Is there a simple PHP script that would do that?

How To Avoid Multiple Submit Button Click?
i have one form on which the data is stored in database and suppose the
user clicks the back button of browser and again click on submit button
then the data will be saved in database again.

so how can i solve this problem?

Process Form Only After Submit Button Pressed
I have an "update personal info" page which includes a form and the corresponding query on the same page (using PHPSELF in the form action). It would be great to run the code and see a success message only AFTER the submit button is pressed. Would this work: PHP Code:

Reload Outside Page OnClick Of Submit Button
I'm using frames to create a "bookmark-like" page. You can enter a URL and it gets added to my database. I have two frames (leftFrame - to display bookmarks entered and mainFrame to show web page). I want the leftFrame to automatically refresh when the user enters a bookmark. As of now you must physically refresh the page to see the results. Here's my code:

Populating The Drop Down And Pressing The Submit Button
1. The first is I have two drop down menus. The first is "year" and the second is "mfr". When a user selects a year from the drop down it then populates the second drop down, mfr, from the MySQL database. Theat is working fine. But the problem I am having is the "submit" button (which I have labeled as "browse"). When I click it. Nothing happens, no action tacks place. I have looked over the code and I can't figure it out. (See Code Box 1 Below).

2. Right now the "mfr" drop down is populated by the MySQL database and reads with a list like "Acr", "Alp", etc. These are abreviations. I need to set up an array to have them instead read the entire mfr name. Example: Instead of "Acr" it needs to be "Acura". Instead of "Alp" it needs to be "Alpine". I need these full names to appear in the drop down. I know I need to do something like this (See Code Box 2 Below) but I can't get my finger on it. Code:

Having To Press Submit Button Twice To Update Database
Can anybody tell me why in the following code once I enter something in the field hourstoday I have to press the submit button twice to actually update the database? I want it to update when I click submit once Code:

Image Submit Button Always Returns False In If Statement
I'm using an image as a submit button but when i click on the image my if statement doesn't seem to be true, it always returns as false. Here is my code:

Sending POST Data Without Submit Button Or Javascript.
say I have some data:

$name = "Some Name"
$email = "some@email.com"
etc.

I'd like to send these to a page as POST data, as if they were coming
from a web form, but without having either a "submit" button or using
Javascript's submit() function.

Is there a way to do this?

Disable Submit Button If Text Field Is Empty
I am unsure if this must be done with Ajax, or if it can be done with PHP. I have a simple search page where I want the submit button to be disabled if there is nothing entered in the text field, and once something IS entered, then the search button is enabled.

I was thinking Ajax, because I am looking for it to be real time and I am not sure if its possible with PHP as I am just a novice when it comes to certain things. So the button is always disabled when there is nothing, and enabled when the user enters something.

And lets say the user enters something and removes it, then the button disables again? Is this possible to do with PHP and if so, could someone please help me tackle this . Code:

$_POST Behavior From Input=submit Vs Input-type=button
I have been trying to solve an annoying behavior with PHP (I think).
Maybe some of you have encountered the same and have some ideas.

I have an html form and I use an <input type="button"> element with
the onClick event that calls a javascript funtion. Once the script's
content has been processed, I execute the form.submit() directive.

I would like to combine the html form and the PHP script into one, and
use action="<?php echo($PHP_SELF) ?>".

When the html form has <input type="button" name="theButton"
value="thisisthetrigger" onclick="doThis(this.form)">but PHP cannot
'read' the value of $_POST["theButton"] after form.submit().

If I substitute the <input type="button"> for <input type="submit">
then PHP reads the value just fine. Some may argue to just use the
latter option, but that will cost me a trip back to the server to
basically do a lot of validation that can be very easily accomplished
on the client side.

Image Button Vs. HTML Button
I have a form I've been working on trying to get working, and to my surprise, the only reason it wasn't working was because the submit button was an image. PHP Code:

My Submit Script Fails To Submit All
I have been working on putting together a website for a virtual airline and one of the features I tried to get in my website is a register page in which users enter info into fields and then hit submit to e-mail the info to my e-mail address. Code:

Bypassing "submit" Or Auto Submit With Forms Data
In a regular HTML screen where you have inputs within a FORM, you usually have a SUBMIT input tag to submit the form data to the action'ed item in the form tag.

In alot of sites, I see that you can enter a field, then to its immediate right, is a GO button to submit the choice. Has anyone had experience with this, and if so, how would you code that in PHP? I have also seen where you can choose something from a dialog box, and as soon as its chosen, the form data is submitted. Is that possible in PHP also?

Button
i have a set of images on a website and i want to create a button for each one that then brings up save file pop up like websites if u download a file so that they can select which image they wish to click so its more simple than right click etc does anyone know how to do this.

PHP Vs ASP On Submit Button

All about two submit button. don't know how php manage this but asp does this: PHP Code: