I am attempting to dynamically change the "src" attribute of a form submit button via JavaScript by containing the form element within a link in order to capture the mouseover event. Here is my code:
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
paypal_img_mouse_over = new Image(120,120);
paypal_img = new Image(120,120);
paypal_img_mouse_over.src="Paypal_Button_Mouseover.png";
paypal_img.src="Paypal_Button.png";
function Paypal_Mouse_Over()
{
document.Paypal_Button.src=paypal_img_mouse_over.src;
}
function Paypal_Mouse_Out()
{
document.Paypal_Button.src=paypal_img.src;
}
</script>
...
And later on, the form element:
...
<a href="#" onMouseOver=&q开发者_C百科uot;Paypal_Mouse_Over()" onMouseOut="Paypal_Mouse_Out()">
<input type="image" src="Paypal_Button.png" name="Paypal_Button" id="Paypal_Button" value=" Continue ">
</a>
</form>
Should this method be working as rollover effect for my form submit image?
either use :hover CSS property or jQuery's $.hover() function to achieve this.
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