Every Form should have one -- eventually you will need to send the data from the form.
The type attribute ``SUBMIT'' is used to indicate a submit button.
The simplest input button is produced by:
<input type = "submit">
This creates the following button:
You can change the name of the button with the VALUE attribute. For Example
Several buttons may be included in a form and by including a name attribute the CGI script can check this with the value ( a name/value pair) to see which button was pressed. More on this in CGI script sections later.
For Example:
<form> <input type="submit" name = "left" value = "left"> <input type="submit" name = "right" value = "right"> <input type="submit" name = "up" value = "up"> <input type="submit" name = "down" value = "down"> </form>
which gives: