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    victorymoon
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    Hi,

    Can you explain me What is the difference between <button> tag & <input type"button">.
    Those two things are performing the same. Then Why we need two things in HTML?

    #48253

    you can apply background images to buttons… and you cant inputs haha.
    thats all the difference i need to know.

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    koewnet
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    I always prefer the <input>, since the <button> shows trouble sending information when it comes to IE in general. Although there’s a javascript that’ll fix it, I wouldn’t trust it to have the job done. And it’s easy to have a gradient background on an <input>, but if you want to style it like a <button> – you’ve got a challenge (especially cross browsers).

    I do believe it was Eric Meyer who said something like: Because browsers usually take somewhat controll over <input> elements, I don’t give them much style.

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