Help: Simple html/php button....

I have a button, I want it to echo something after it is clicked...

I have this (example echo/code)...

<form method="post" action="">
<input src="delete.png" name="delete" type="image" value="delete" >
</form>
<?

if(!empty($_POST['delete'])) {

echo "Hi";

}

?>



I run this on firefox and it works, -Echos 'Hi'...

I run this on IE and it doesnt work, -it refreshes the page, but no 'Hi' is loaded, how come?

Please can anyone fix this?

Thanks...

James

 

When you click an image button in IE you get $_POST['delete_x'] and $_POST['delete_y'] reflecting the exact coordinates of where the user clicked.

So you need to check whether either $_POST['delete'] or $_POST['delete_x'] is set, not just the first.

 

Ahhh ok thanks, so how can i do that? /assign values? or do i just do it as u said?

 

Ok great thanks Working...

 

Sucks that people still even use IE, life would be so much easier if the whole world just used Firefox haha

 

Yeah...

 

You could do:

<form method="post" action="#">
<input src="delete.png" name="delete" type="image" value="delete" >
</form>
<?php

if(isset($_POST['delete'])) {

echo "Hi";

}

?>

Code (markup):

 

pfft firefox is for squares =) ie works just fine. but opera, now that a browser

 

Use Google Chrome! I only started using it the other day but I'm already liking it alot. It even has a built in spell check and is very fast!

 

That won't work in IE; that was his original problem.