Pazaaz to Html Buttons:

Light · Joined: 23 Oct 2009 Posts: 9

Working in my web class still, and again ty sticky for your help.

Started learning about forms with radios, checkedboxes, and submit. Finished the required page, but thought about maybe coloring my buttons, instead of the ususal gray. Like hmmm pink and blue or something. I'm not sure how to code it. I know I can using a javascript, but can I not code it in straight Html? Also, without using "id", because I have more than one button.
I'm imagining to have a button of a different color would be something like;
<input type=button color value="#FF99FF"/>

This doesn't work but gives you an idea.

Also, how do I do an "onclick" and return user-side an comformation of receipt of submission? Again, without javascript/CSS?
Possibly, <onclick <a HREF="User confimation.html" ">Submit/></a>....something like this.
Any help is appreciated. Light

sticks464 · Joined: 31 Dec 2006 Posts: 2309

Light · Joined: 23 Oct 2009 Posts: 9

Hmmm, well okay. I like java and style sheets. I was just thinking coding directly in HTML for such styling would be keeping things simple. No problem. Infact, after posting, I went and wrote scripts for pink and blue buttons. I enjoyed the article(link) that spoke about 3d effects of buttons. Thanx.

What does AFAIK mean?

Regarding Confirmation page. If a person simply clicks the button to submit data from form; I fail to understand why I can't have an href or script reference to trigger a linked page...."Ty, we've recieved submission yada, yada."
K, ty for input. Your great. Light

sticks464 · Joined: 31 Dec 2006 Posts: 2309

AFAIK = As Far As I Know

You can have a conformation page that says the email was sent but it will not tell if the email was received, when it was viewed etc.