Bug #14502 Updated: change to <input type="image"> data from HTML forms
ID: 14502
Updated by: sniper
Reported By: vogelc@senet.com.au
Old Status: Open
Status: Feedback
Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Operating System: win me
PHP Version: 4.1.0
New Comment:
AFAIK, this is impossible. The browsers only send the coordinates to
the webserver and nothing else.
--Jani
Previous Comments:
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[2001-12-13 22:29:48] vogelc@senet.com.au
To cut down the amount of work and number of pages in my employers site I'm trying to have one
page that serves as a backdrop for all the full sized pictures.
I've been using HTML forms to pass values to my PHP pages, but ran into problems with the image
input type.
I want to show the thumbnail "th_Boat.jpg" which when clicked will call the ALLPICS.php
file and send it the URL of the large picture I want displayed: "BigBoat.jpg".
<input type="image" src="th_Boat.jpg" name="PICTURE"
value="BigBoat.jpg">
I was hoping that this would call ALLPICS.php and send it the variable $PICTURE with the value
"BigBoat.jpg".
This would enable me to have one generic big picture page for the whole site using the line:
print("<IMG SRC=\"$PICTURE\">"); //called from within ALLPICS.php
unfortunately I can only get the x and y coordinates of the click, not the VALUE from the input
statement.
Would you consider the addition of _value to _x and _y so that the value section of the HTML tag
<input type="image"> could be more useful?
Keep up the great work
Christopher
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