Submit Buttons in
XHTML MP
In
XHTML MP, every form should contain one submit button. The form data
is sent to the server when the submit button is pressed. If you are
familiar with WML, you should know that data posting is done with
anchor links in WML. This is not possible in XHTML MP.
The
<input> element is used to create a submit button in XHTML MP.
The type attribute should be specified as "submit",
like this:
<input
type="submit"/>
A
submit button's caption is "Submit" by default. The value
attribute is used to change a button's caption. The following XHTML
MP markup changes the button's caption to "OK".
<input
type="submit" value="OK"/>
Reset
Buttons in XHTML MP
When
a reset button is pressed, the form that contains the reset button is
set to the initial state. A reset button is not a compulsory
component of a form in XHTML MP.
Like
submit buttons, the <input> element is used to create a reset
button. Reset buttons are of the type "reset".
<input
type="reset"/>
A
reset button's caption is "Reset" by default. Like submit
buttons, a reset button's caption can be modified. The value
attribute is used to do this. For example, the following XHTML MP
markup creates a reset button with the caption "Default".
<input
type="reset" value="Default"/>
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