stuart1231 wrote:
> <form action="form-test.php" method="post">
> <input type="image" src="3SM/admin/media/update1.gif" name="button"
> value="update" />
> <input type="image" src="3SM/admin/media/delete1.gif" name="button"
> value="delete" />

Internet Explorer handles button images differently from ordinary
buttons. Instead of passing the value, it passes the x and y positions
of the mouse click. Use the following code to examine the data that's
actually being sent when the form is submitted:

if ($_POST) {
print_r($_POST);
}

I can't remember the exact details of what IE sends, but you will need
to add extra checks to your conditional statement to detect which button
is being clicked - by value in most browsers, but by x or y position in
Internet Explorer.

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