CGI-QuickForm
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QuickForm.pm view on Meta::CPAN
@EXPORT_OK = qw( colour color ) ;
*color = \&colour ;
sub colour { qq{<span style="color:$_[0]">$_[1]</span>} }
sub show_form {
my %form = (
-LANGUAGE => 'en', # Language to use for default messages
-USER_REQUIRED => undef,
-USER_INVALID => undef,
-REQUIRED_HTML => '<span style="font-weight:bold;color:BLUE">+</span>',
-INVALID_HTML => '<span style="font-weight:bold;color:RED">*</span>',
-TITLE => 'Quick Form', # Default page title and heading
-INTRO => undef,
-HEADER => undef,
-FOOTER => undef,
-NAME => '',
-JSCRIPT => {},
-ONSUBMIT => '',
-ACCEPT => \&_on_valid_form,
-VALIDATE => undef, # Call this to validate entire form
-SIZE => undef,
QuickForm.pm view on Meta::CPAN
show_form(
-ACCEPT => \&on_valid_form,
-BORDER => 0,
-FOOTER => undef,
-HEADER => undef,
-INTRO => undef,
-LANGUAGE => 'en',
-USER_REQUIRED => undef,
-USER_INVALID => undef,
-TITLE => 'Test Form',
-REQUIRED_HTML => '<span style="font-weight:bold;color:BLUE">+</span>',
-INVALID_HTML => '<span style="font-weight:bold;color:RED">*</span>',
-VALIDATE => undef, # Set this to validate the entire record
-SIZE => undef,
-MAXLENGTH => undef,
-ROWS => undef,
-COLUMNS => undef,
-CHECK => 1,
-SPACE => 0, # Output some newlines to assist debugging if 1
-MULTI_COLUMN => 0,
-NAME => undef,
-ONSUBMIT => undef,
QuickForm.pm view on Meta::CPAN
Optional string. If you specify C<-TITLE> you may want to specify this field
too; it puts a paragraph of text before the form. The English default is
"Please enter the information.", there is a default for each supported
language (see C<-LANGUAGE>).
=item C<-INVALID_HTML>
Optional HTML string. Default is:
<span style="font-weight:bold;color:RED">*</span>
You can over-ride this to set your own marker to indicate an invalid field.
You could use an image tag for example:
<img src="/images/invalid.jpg" alt="*" />
Note that if you use your own C<-USER_REQUIRED> or C<-USER_INVALID> strings,
this string will replace the sequence C<~I~> if it occurs.
See C<example1> and the companion option C<-REQUIRED_HTML>.
QuickForm.pm view on Meta::CPAN
=item C<-ONSUBMIT>
Optional string. If specified this string is given to the start_form()
function as its C<-onSubmit> option; used with Javascript.
(See C<-JSCRIPT> and C<-NAME>.)
=item C<-REQUIRED_HTML>
Optional HTML string. Default is:
<span style="font-weight:bold;color:BLUE">+</span>
You can over-ride this to set your own marker to indicate a required field.
Note that if you use your own C<-USER_REQUIRED> or C<-USER_INVALID> strings,
this string will replace the sequence C<~R~> if it occurs.
See C<example1> and the companion option C<-INVALID_HTML>.
=item C<-TITLE>
QuickForm.pm view on Meta::CPAN
preceeds C<-HEADLINE> should normally set C<-END_ROW> to true; this isn't done
automatically in case your form has two or more columns and you want to have
different headlines above each column. Thus a typical headline field looks
like:
{
-LABEL => 'General Information',
-HEADLINE => 1,
-COLSPAN => 2, # Probably needs to be more for -MULTI_COLUMN
-END_ROW => 1,
-STYLE_FIELDNAME => 'style="background-color:black;color:white;font-weight:bold"',
},
=item C<-LABEL>
Required string. This is the display label for the field. It is also used as
the field's name if no C<-name> option is used.
=item C<-REQUIRED>
show_form(
-ACCEPT => \&on_valid_form,
-BORDER => 0,
-FOOTER => undef,
-HEADER => undef,
-INTRO => undef,
-LANGUAGE => 'en',
-USER_REQUIRED => undef,
-USER_INVALID => undef,
-TITLE => 'Test Form',
-REQUIRED_HTML => '<span style="font-weight:bold;color:BLUE">+</span>',
-INVALID_HTML => '<span style="font-weight:bold;color:RED">*</span>',
-VALIDATE => undef, # Set this to validate the entire record
-SIZE => undef,
-MAXLENGTH => undef,
-ROWS => undef,
-COLUMNS => undef,
-CHECK => 1,
-SPACE => 0, # Output some newlines to assist debugging if 1
-MULTI_COLUMN => 0,
-NAME => undef,
-ONSUBMIT => undef,
Optional string. If you specify C<-TITLE> you may want to specify this field
too; it puts a paragraph of text before the form. The English default is
"Please enter the information.", there is a default for each supported
language (see C<-LANGUAGE>).
=item C<-INVALID_HTML>
Optional HTML string. Default is:
<span style="font-weight:bold;color:RED">*</span>
You can over-ride this to set your own marker to indicate an invalid field.
You could use an image tag for example:
<img src="/images/invalid.jpg" alt="*" />
Note that if you use your own C<-USER_REQUIRED> or C<-USER_INVALID> strings,
this string will replace the sequence C<~I~> if it occurs.
See C<example1> and the companion option C<-REQUIRED_HTML>.
=item C<-ONSUBMIT>
Optional string. If specified this string is given to the start_form()
function as its C<-onSubmit> option; used with Javascript.
(See C<-JSCRIPT> and C<-NAME>.)
=item C<-REQUIRED_HTML>
Optional HTML string. Default is:
<span style="font-weight:bold;color:BLUE">+</span>
You can over-ride this to set your own marker to indicate a required field.
Note that if you use your own C<-USER_REQUIRED> or C<-USER_INVALID> strings,
this string will replace the sequence C<~R~> if it occurs.
See C<example1> and the companion option C<-INVALID_HTML>.
=item C<-TITLE>
preceeds C<-HEADLINE> should normally set C<-END_ROW> to true; this isn't done
automatically in case your form has two or more columns and you want to have
different headlines above each column. Thus a typical headline field looks
like:
{
-LABEL => 'General Information',
-HEADLINE => 1,
-COLSPAN => 2, # Probably needs to be more for -MULTI_COLUMN
-END_ROW => 1,
-STYLE_FIELDNAME => 'style="background-color:black;color:white;font-weight:bold"',
},
=item C<-LABEL>
Required string. This is the display label for the field. It is also used as
the field's name if no C<-name> option is used.
=item C<-REQUIRED>
eg/example2 view on Meta::CPAN
# May be used/distributed under the GPL.
# WARNING - this program is provided as an example of QuickForm use and not as
# an example of production quality CGI code - it may not be secure.
use strict ;
use CGI qw( :standard :html3 ) ;
use CGI::QuickForm qw( show_form colour ) ;
my $STYLE_HEADLINE = 'style="background-color:black;color:white;font-weight:bold"' ;
show_form(
-MULTI_COLUMN => 1, # MULTI_COLUMN
-TITLE => 'Test Form',
-ACCEPT => \&on_valid_form,
-SIZE => 25,
-SPACE => 1,
-CHECK => ( query_string() =~ /QFCHK=0/o ? 0 : 1 ),
-FOOTER => qq{<a href="} .
url() . #"
eg/example4 view on Meta::CPAN
# LIKE. The CSV driver does not appear to support WHERE at all.
# my $TABLE = 'contacts_csv' ;
# my $CONNECT = "DBI:CSV:f_dir=$DATABASE" ;
my $TABLE = 'contacts' ;
my $CONNECT = "DBI:XBase:/root/web/db/contactsqf" ;
my @FIELD = (
{
-DB_NAME => 'ID',
-DB_QUOTE => 1, # 0 for numeric fields
-DB_HTML => 'tt', # e.g. bold, italic, h1, tt, etc.
-DB_ALIGN => 'RIGHT', # LEFT (default), CENTER, RIGHT
-DB_VALIGN => undef, # BOTTOM, CENTER, TOP
-DB_PREFIX => undef, # e.g. £ or $ etc.
-LABEL => 'ID',
-END_ROW => 1,
-REQUIRED => 1,
-maxlen => 12,
},
{
-DB_NAME => 'FORENAME',
eg/example4 view on Meta::CPAN
my( $field, $html ) = @_ ;
if( $html eq 'mailto' or $html eq 'email' ) {
$field = qq{<a href="mailto:$field">$field</a>} ;
}
elsif( $html eq 'url' or $html eq 'web' ) {
my $protocol = $field =~ m,^(?:http|ftp|gopher|wais|/), ?
'' : 'http://' ;
$field = qq{<a href="$protocol$field">$field</a>} ;
}
elsif( $html eq 'b' or $html eq 'bold' ) {
$field = qq{<b>$field</b>} ;
}
elsif( $html eq 'i' or $html eq 'italic' ) {
$field = qq{<i>$field</i>} ;
}
elsif( $html eq 'bi' or $html eq 'bolditalic' ) {
$field = qq{<b><i>$field</i></b>} ;
}
elsif( $html eq 'tt' or $html eq 'fixed' ) {
$field = qq{<tt>$field</tt>} ;
}
elsif( $html =~ /^h([1-6])$/o ) {
$field = qq{<h$1>$field</h$1>} ;
}
$field ;
eg/example6 view on Meta::CPAN
# http://perl.apache.org
use strict ;
require 'CGI/Apache.pm' ; # ADDED FOR MOD_PERL
use Apache::Constants qw( :common ) ; # ADDED FOR MOD_PERL
use CGI qw( :standard :html3 ) ;
use CGI::QuickForm qw( show_form colour ) ;
my $STYLE_FIELDVALUE = 'style="background-color:#DDDDDD"' ;
my $STYLE_HEADLINE = 'style="background-color:black;color:white;font-weight:bold"' ;
sub handler { # ADDED FOR MOD_PERL
show_form(
-MULTI_COLUMN => 1, # MULTI_COLUMN
-SPACE => 0,
-CHECK => ( query_string() =~ /QFCHK=0/o ? 0 : 1 ),
-FOOTER => qq{<a href="} . #"
url() . path_info() . # ADDED FOR MOD_PERL
qq{?QFCHK=0\&Age=28\&Surname=Bloggs\&Forename=Freda">} .#"
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