<
BR>This is a button..
Here's the code...< FORM >
< INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" >
<
/FORM >
...not to
exciting, uhh.
You need to add "attributes" to make them come to
life!!
It's the "attributes"
that tell your buttons to do stuff.
Here's two attributes that will make a button do
some things,...
VALUE=
ONCLICK=
Here's the
code...<
FORM >
< INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" VALUE="MY-BUTTON" ONCLICK="alert('Buttons are
cool!');">
< /FORM
>
Now that's a little better!
Now the
tech stuff...
The first attribute you added, wasVALUE=
VALUE=is what the button will
read on it.
I put "MY-BUTTON", but change it to
whatever.
The second attribute, you added wasONCLICK=
ONCLICK=tells it to do
something, in this case it was to "alert", or display a
"pop-up".
Simple enough, right?
Use the same attributesto do something
else...
Here's the code... FORM
>
< INPUT TYPE="BUTTON"
VALUE="WOW" ONCLICK="document.bgColor='#686868'">
< INPUT TYPE="BUTTON" VALUE="THAT WAS COOL!"
ONCLICK="document.bgColor='000000'">
<
/FORM >
That was the same
code, doing a differant function.
Here's an other TYPEof button,..
TYPE="RADIO"
It does
the same thing as, TYPE="BUTTON"
It's just a differant
kind of button.
Here's the
code...<
FORM >
< INPUT
TYPE="RADIO" ONCLICK="alert('radio buttons are cool
too!');">
< INPUT
TYPE="RADIO"
ONCLICK="document.bgColor='#686868'">
< INPUT TYPE="RADIO" ONCLICK="document.bgColor='#000000'"
>
< INPUT TYPE="RESET">
< /FORM
>
Cool uhh! : -)
Want to add
some attributes to the<
FORM > tag?
Well you must, if your
still reading this.!
Here's the code...<FORM
METHOD="POST" ACTION="https://members.tripod.com/~W_NY
_DECKS/sound/SPMCATIS.mid" >
< INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT" VALUE="TUNES">
<
/FORM >
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