Hi,
If you are working in an asp page, the easy way to do this is:
response.write("<input type'text' name='txt1' value='" & ASP_VARIABLE_HERE & '>")
Otherwise you'll have to use a form object and call the name of the form and the value paramater. For example...
Hi,
There is a sorta arse-backwards way to do this, but I know it works. If you surround the data entry fields (textboxes) with a <form> object, then if you have the image submit those fields to an asp page which assembles the request.form items into a variable, they can then be send as a...
I hope this helps,
with MyForm, be sure that the <form name="MyForm"> in the html code.
Also, try <input type="submit" value="Submit">.
The other way to do it is in a form, using an image map, <img src="http://foo.bar/img.gif"...
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