Help with Submit button...

[WestSide webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Hi,

I have a graphic, I wanted to use it for a submit button.

For some reason it does not work.. it acts more of a link.

The problem with the normal submit button is its size. Is there a way to make the normal submit button <input type="submit"> a specified size???

The area where I need my submit button is smaller so therefore I wanted to use my graphic as a submit button, but again, it does not seem to behave in the same manner as a normal submit button and only links me to the page

Basically I have a log in page on my home page. I want users to be able to click this graphic and then login in.

I have a page called loginprocess.cfm and this page runs my query to check if the username/password combination is correct, and if so, should log them in to a specified page...

Let me know if that makes sense...

[jason kennedy]

here's an example of an img being used as a submit button

<input name="Submit" id="Submit" value="Submit" type="image"
src="images/sendbutton.gif" width="143" height="56" border="0">

change to suit your needs

Jason

"WestSide" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I have a graphic, I wanted to use it for a submit button.
>
> For some reason it does not work.. it acts more of a link.
>
> The problem with the normal submit button is its size. Is there a way to

make the normal submit button <input type="submit"> a specified size???

>
> The area where I need my submit button is smaller so therefore I wanted to

use my graphic as a submit button, but again, it does not seem to behave in
the same manner as a normal submit button and only links me to the page

>
> Basically I have a log in page on my home page. I want users to be able

to click this graphic and then login in.

>
> I have a page called loginprocess.cfm and this page runs my query to check

if the username/password combination is correct, and if so, should log them
in to a specified page...

>
> Let me know if that makes sense...
>
>

[WestSide webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Thanks.


That worked..

-westside