particletree.com— "...and the biggest loser of them all in the battle for a standardized look is the infamous Submit button."
May 15, 2007View in Crawl 4
What a load of tosh, if all browsers supported it perfectly then there wouldn't be any need for annoying workarounds and hacks. Web designers would still be around and probably live longer..
I agree; when I work on a new layout for my site, sometimes I browse through the specs for ideas on how to do stuff in a different way. It beats using an iframe layout over and over.
yes you can, have them both fire off a javascript event through 'onSubmit()' and then check to see which submit button was pressed, or, have an onClick on each submit button.
ferric84May 16, 2007
Good article. Isn't something you think about until it's brought to your attention.
noahhowardMay 16, 2007
If by digg staff you mean every user who may have burried it... then yes.
thealliedhackerMay 16, 2007
@eatrainsSafari and Opera have nearly full support.
awokMay 16, 2007
What a load of tosh, if all browsers supported it perfectly then there wouldn't be any need for annoying workarounds and hacks. Web designers would still be around and probably live longer..
Closed AccountMay 16, 2007
this certainly looks really nice
rubahMay 16, 2007
I agree; when I work on a new layout for my site, sometimes I browse through the specs for ideas on how to do stuff in a different way. It beats using an iframe layout over and over.
ray73864May 18, 2007
yes you can, have them both fire off a javascript event through 'onSubmit()' and then check to see which submit button was pressed, or, have an onClick on each submit button.