<input name="image1" type=image src="image1.gif">
<input name="image2" type=image src="image2.gif" SUBMIT>
<input name="text" SUBMIT>
So when the user clicks on image1, the x,y points are remembered by the browser
(as any other input field). When the user clicks on the second image, the
query is sent to the server as
?image1.x=X1&image1.y=Y1&image2.x=X2&image2.y=Y2&text=&submit=image2
Or when the user clicks enters in the text field we get:
?image1.x=X1&image1.y=Y1&image2.x=X2&image2.y=Y2&text=Bob&submit=text
-Crh
Charles Henrich Michigan State University [email protected]