Sample HTML code is: <form action="mailto:Kligor.T@gee.whiz.com"> <p>The following line contains a button. <p> <button> This is some text that goes on the button. </button> <p>The following line contains a button that has an image on it. <p> <button> Click here<br> <img src="logo-star.gif" alt="The Mozilla logo"><br> to send us feedback! </button> <p>Clicking either button will submit this form. The button should give proper visual feedback. </form> This creates a form with two BUTTON elements. When either BUTTON is clicked, visual feedback is produced which shows both BUTTONs depressing. This may of course be by design - neither of these BUTTONs have an explicit name - but in terms of user experience, I'm guessing that we would ideally just show one button depressing when one button is clicked, as MSIE 4.01 does. German?

Reassigning QA contact to cpratt@netscape.com (FORM related)

The March 5 build gives no visual feedback when BUTTONs are pressed, so I can't regress this at the moment. Will put off until later.

Works OK. Still have a problem with the thin grey line persisting after onBlur. Verified fixed in 09-March build.