WEBSITE GET Forms - Submit problem at URL

[Gabriel Tibiano]

Using METHOD=GET
Why if I put this button below, the URL works perfectly (E.g: index.php?subtopic=page&page=testing)

<input type="submit" value="Submit">

The code below, with a image, doesn't perform as the above one. (E.g: index.php?subtopic=page&page=testing&Submit.x=0&Submit.y=0)

<input class="ButtonText" type="image" name="Submit" alt="Submit" src="'.$layout_name.'/images/buttons/_sbutton_submit.gif">

Why appears &Submit.x=0&Submit.y=0? How to Fix this thing? I already tried to put CSS inside the button using "class" but didn't worked for me.

 

[Gabriel Tibiano]

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[josejunior23]

simple, add this

 onsubmit="this.submit();return false;"

edit,
you should add in the <form tag

 

[Gabriel Tibiano]

simple, add this

 onsubmit="this.submit();return false;"

edit,
you should add in the <form tag

Ohh.. ok, gotta try it when i get home

 

[Gabriel Tibiano]

didn't worked

<form action="?subtopic=xxxxx" method="GET" onsubmit="this.submit();return false;">

 

[Gabriel Tibiano]

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[Gabriel Tibiano]

bump

 

[HeberPcL]

I have the same doubts.

Bump

 

[Cykotitan]

How to remove x and y on submit in HTML form with Image type button? - Stack Overflow
php - Remove submit.x and submit.y but retain other values in URL - Stack Overflow

or as suggested in one of the answers, use the onsubmit event on the form tag:

onsubmit="window.location='?subtopic=page&page=testing'; return false;"

with this, form and input tags are not even required (unless your form actually has input fields)

 

[Chris]

You can also just assign a class to the submit button, and add the background that way (remember to keep the value attribute as empty though).

<style type="text/css">
.my-button {
     background: url('<?php echo $layout_name; ?>/images/buttons/_sbutton_submit.gif');
     cursor: pointer;
     border: none;
     height: 19px;
     width: 46px;
}
</style>

<input type="submit" value="" class="my-button" />

EDIT: Didn't even check the links provided by Cykotitan. They say pretty much the same thing.