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PHP submit button values

komodosp · 2011-08-04 09:44:54

Hi folks In PHP (& html of course) Is there any way of making the "Value" of a submit button as it appears on the screen (i.e. the text in the button) be different from the value passed to the $_POST array in php? Without resorting to Javascript?

04-08-2011 9:44am

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Hi folks

In PHP (& html of course) Is there any way of making the "Value" of a submit button as it appears on the screen (i.e. the text in the button) be different from the value passed to the $_POST array in php? Without resorting to Javascript?

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#2 04-08-2011 11:37am

Reamer Fanny

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komodosp wrote: »

Hi folks

In PHP (& html of course) Is there any way of making the "Value" of a submit button as it appears on the screen (i.e. the text in the button) be different from the value passed to the $_POST array in php? Without resorting to Javascript?

The value you set is the text that appears in the button, if you want check was it clicked in PHP just do:

if(isset($_POST[submit])){

}

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