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You're not even using a field type with a name for your image and you're also not posting your PHP processing code to show what you actually did on the server.
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Sorry I should have made it clear that I used your code exactly and simply replaced:
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Then the next time, click this">
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<INPUT TYPE="image" SRC="images/signup.png" HEIGHT="25" WIDTH="63" BORDER="0" ALT="Submit Form">
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I simply said the image had no name="" or value="" attributes and therefore they would not be sent.
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And I simply said that statement is incorrect. I may not have specified thos values but they are automatically generated and sent.
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It's possible that IE will automatically send a $_POST['submit'] field for an image based submit
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It does exactly that in IE6 and IE7 so using an image as a submit button seems to bypass the "if(isset($_POST['submit'])) bug".
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If it does, then that is a completely different issue and not related to the submit button issue.
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Hmm.. not related? Seriously?!