linux-l: cgi, forms & submit

[Harald Boehme]

Hi

> hintergrund:
> 	ich mache eine form mit mehreren submit-buttons. dies sieht
> 	folgendermaszen aus:
> 
> 	<FORM  METHOD=POST ACTION=skript.py>
> 	<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT NAME=MODUL VALUE=x>
> 	<INPUT TYPE=SUBMIT NAME=MODUL VALUE=y>
> 	</FORM>

 Hier das was der HTML 3.2 dazu sagt:
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type=submit 
	This defines a button that users can click to submit the form's contents to
	the server. The button's label is set from the value attribute.  If the name
	attribute is given then the submit button's name/value pair will be included
	in the submitted data. You can include several submit buttons in the form.
	See type=image for graphical submit buttons. 

   <input type=submit value="Party on ...">

type=image 
	This is used for graphical submit buttons rendered by an image rather than
	a text string. The URL for the image is specified with the src attribute. The
	image alignment can be specified with the align attribute. In this respect,
	graphical submit buttons are treated identically to IMG elements, so you
	can set align to left, right, top, middle or bottom. The x and y values of the
	location clicked are passed to the server: In the submitted data, image
	fields are included as two name/value pairs. The names are derived by
	taking the name of the field and appending ".x" for the x value, and ".y" for
	the y value. 

   <p>Now choose a point on the map:

   <input type=image name=point src="map.gif">

   Note: image fields typically cause problems for text-only and
         speech-based user agents!
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Sollte also gehen.

MvG
		Harald
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