Re: <button> and </button>
| From: | - Edwin | Date: | Tue, 25 Feb 2003 01:43:18 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: <button> and </button> | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.general |
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"Sunfire" <rusty_81@msn.com> wrote:
> this is true i guess but he doesnt want an image that looks
> like a button he wants a 100% true authentic button that is
> depressed when you click it and if the image doesnt move when
? You can make something that can be "depressed" with just
images--only you have to use javascript to make it work...
> you click on it he will throw a 600% royal fit and none the
> less he doesnt really care if people with no java support can
> or cant get to his site .. that is more the less their problem
> to figure out not mine or his...
>
> guess you have to make everybody happy somehow when making web
> sites and stuff...
Sounds like you and you're client are not at all concerned about
the *visitors* of your website. Who is going to use the site
anyway? I hope you're client understands the term "user-friendly".
..
> but i tested a browser with java support turned on and one with
> it turned off and from what i could see they both worked with
> the button i have (and my client should be very impressed since
> the button actually depresses when you click it or hit enter on
> it)..
Java and javascript are different--please don't confuse the two...
try it again and see if it'll work with JAVASCRIPT turned off...
- E
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