Re: Form Submit Failure on WebTV -- using rollover graphic button, on Framed Site
[ Follow-ups ] [ Post Follow-up ] [ WWWBoard for WebTV Developers ] Posted by Jos Claerbout on June 29, 1999 at 10:13:13:
In Reply to: Form Submit Failure on WebTV -- using rollover graphic button, on Framed Site posted by Jim Ospenson on June 28, 1999 at 12:21:44:
Jim -
I'm taking a look at this now to see if I can come up with anything. Worst case scenario, you *can* do the document write trick, as I did with Iframes. Check that code under authoring/html/iframe. Let me know if that doesn't work.
_jos
: Client came up with a lastminute requirement just after the site went live -- wants to support WebTV!
: There are multiple uses of a Form Submit button as a rollover graphic button -- on the Brand Search (top frame), on the Item Page (Add to Bag, Add to Wish List), and in the Checkout Sequence.
: I've tried to do a browser detect: IF WebTV, doc.write( an ordinary HTML Form Submit Button for the same action) ELSE doc.write ( the rollover graphic Form Submit button)
: Failed!
: This is a large problem on this e-commerce site -- WebTV customers can't buy anything. I'm ready to recommend that we strip out all instances of Rollover Graphic Form Submits -- in favor of HTML Form Submits. But this will make the site a little bit uglier for the 98.5% of visitors who are visiting using 3.0+ browsers.
: Suggestions ??
- Re: Form Submit Failure on WebTV -- using rollover graphic button, on Framed Site Jim Ospenson 12:39:08 6/29/99 (2)
- Re: eval(Form Submit Failure && rollover ) == false Shahram 00:36:21 6/30/99 (1)
- Re: eval(Form Submit Failure && rollover ) == false Jim Ospenson 11:37:40 6/30/99 (0)