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use &lt;INPUT TYPE=&quot;IMAGE&quot;&gt;<br />
Do not name any other element of that form &quot;x&quot; or &quot;y&quot;, as in these variables the coordinates of the mouseclick are stored.<br />
You might alternatively try:<br />
&lt;A HREF=&quot;#&quot; onClick=&quot;document.forms.su<wbr />bmit()&quot;&gt;&lt;I<wbr />MG SRC=&quot;..&quot;&gt;&lt;/A&gt;<br />

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use <INPUT TYPE="IMAGE">
Do not name any other element of that form "x" or "y", as in these variables the coordinates of the mouseclick are stored.
You might alternatively try:
<A HREF="#" onClick="document.forms.submit()"><IMG SRC=".."></A>


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whoops - almost forgot:<br />
it's &lt;INPUT TYPE=&quot;IMAGE&quot; SRC=&quot;image.gif&quot;&gt;<br />
sorry...<br />
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I'd suggest that you remove your other question, which is basically the same!<br />

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whoops - almost forgot:
it's <INPUT TYPE="IMAGE" SRC="image.gif">
sorry...

I'd suggest that you remove your other question, which is basically the same!


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This still doesn't answer my question about how to add functionality. &nbsp;Basically, if I include an Input Type=&quot;Image&quot; and provide the src for it, that still doesn't tell me what to do so that the form image knows whether to submit or reset. &nbsp;The second alternative didn't even work!<br />

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This still doesn't answer my question about how to add functionality.  Basically, if I include an Input Type="Image" and provide the src for it, that still doesn't tell me what to do so that the form image knows whether to submit or reset.  The second alternative didn't even work!


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How do I use images for the submit and reset buttons in forms and provide the same functionality?
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How do I use images for the submit and reset buttons in forms and provide the same functionality?

How do I use images in forms?

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