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<td class="ql"><input type="submit" Value="A"></input></td>

In the above example, a rough one, how exactly is the value of "A" passed
to another item?
I have a simple form with 4 buttons for choices. A B C D.
When user clicks "B", the response will read maybe something like
"you pressed B".

richard wrote:
> <td class="ql"><input type="submit" Value="A"></input></td>
>
> In the above example, a rough one, how exactly is the value of "A" passed
> to another item?
> I have a simple form with 4 buttons for choices. A B C D.
> When user clicks "B", the response will read maybe something like
> "you pressed B".
>

You have to give the buttons a name, just like you would give any
control. Give them all the same name, with different values, and then
check the value that is returned for a control by the name in the page
to which the form is submitted.

On Fri, 27 Nov 2009 15:29:18 -0700, richard wrote:

> <td class="ql"><input type="submit" Value="A"></input></td>
>
> In the above example, a rough one, how exactly is the value of "A" passed
> to another item?
> I have a simple form with 4 buttons for choices. A B C D.
> When user clicks "B", the response will read maybe something like
> "you pressed B".

done figured it all out thank you.