! HELP REQUEST

[louisianne]

This is robably old hat to you guys, but I am new to using Javascript,
so please bear with me:

I am trying to add a search box to a page and use my own button,
rather than the one from the form tag. However, I'm not having a lot
of luck in doing so.

Would someone be kind enough to help me overcome my own ignorance?

Thanks.

[louisianne]

Re: ! HELP REQUEST

On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 01:38:22 -0700, "klhaines" <klhaines@cox.n et>
wrote:
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>You can use the HTML element like so:
>
><input TYPE="image" SRC="http://www.siteaddress .com/submitimage.gif "
>NAME="imagesub mit1" ALIGN="top" HEIGHT=50 WIDTH=50>
>
>This will cause the form to be submitted (to the form action) when clicked.
>
>Is that what you're asking?
>[/color]
Sort of ... I think. Bear in mind that I am so new to Javascript as
to give new meaning to the word "green."

Would it help if I provide a couple of lines of code? Here is what I
have, thus far:

<td height="31" width="45" valign="middle" align="center"
bgcolor="#99999 9">
<img border="0" src="IMAGES/search.png" width="45" height="31"></td>

<td height="31" width="160" valign="middle" align="center"
bgcolor="#99999 9">
<input type="text" name="searchbox " size="20" class="forminpu t"></td>

What I want to occur is, for the search string to be submitted when
the user clicks on the search.png graphic.

Maybe a better example of what I am trying to achieve would be to
direct you to www.linux.org -- I want to click on my search.png
"button" graphic the same as how this site uses the "login" button
graphic to submit the form data.

I tried to emulate their code, but I don't seem to have done it
correctly.

BTW, I want to thank you for the help.