CGI-FormMagick

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Added validation routine(s):
    Network         mac_address()

Improved taint-friendliness.

0.50
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Various code cleanups.

Added experimental file upload support.

Changed email() validation routine to email_simple()

OO interface to previousbutton() and friends

More taint-friendly

Starting to deprecate Locale::Maketext in favour of XML-based lexicons

0.49

MANIFEST  view on Meta::CPAN

t/lexicon-params.xml

examples/README
examples/foot.tmpl
examples/head.tmpl
examples/session-tokens
examples/hello.pl
examples/hello.xml
examples/hello-repeat.pl
examples/hello-repeat.xml
examples/fileupload.pl
examples/group-default.pl
examples/group-default.xml
examples/validations.pl
examples/pre.pl
examples/pre.xml
examples/checkbox.pl
examples/checkbox.xml
examples/fragments.pl
examples/fragments.xml
examples/lexicon.pl

examples/README  view on Meta::CPAN

hello.pl, hello.xml, head.tmpl, foot.tmpl
    The simplest configuration.

hello-repeat.pl, hello-repeat.xml, head.tmpl, foot.tmpl
    Same, but with two <PAGE>'s.

validations.pl, head.tmpl, foot.tmpl
    Examples of all of FormMagick's validation routines.

fileupload.pl
    Example of how to, well, upload a file.  (Debugging is on by default)

e-smith/*
    A real-world example. (Debugging is on by default)

examples/fileupload.pl  view on Meta::CPAN

# Copyright (c) 2000-2002 Mitel Networks Corporation
# This software is distributed under the same licenses as Perl itself;
# see the file COPYING for details.

use strict;
use lib "../lib/";
use CGI::FormMagick;
use Carp;

#
# Example of a file upload form. Note that you *must* include the
# <ENCTYPE>multipart/form-data</ENCTYPE> field in order to use 
# fields of type FILE. 
#

#
# suck in the XML from down below __DATA__
#

undef $/;
my $data = <DATA>;

examples/fileupload.pl  view on Meta::CPAN

{
	print "This is the dump_file routine.\n\n";
	my $file = CGI::param('filename');
	my $buf;
	read($file, $buf, 1024);
	print "The first 1024 bytes are:\n<pre>",$buf,"\n</pre>\n";
}

__END__
<FORM HEADER="" FOOTER="">
    <TITLE>File upload test</TITLE>

    <PAGE NAME="Upload" POST-EVENT="dump_file">
        <TITLE>Upload a file to the server</TITLE>
  
        <FIELD ID="filename" TYPE="FILE" VALIDATION="nonblank">
            <LABEL>Choose a file to send</LABEL>
        </FIELD>
    </PAGE>
</FORM>

lib/CGI/FormMagick.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

checked attribute is optional, but if set to 1 will make the checkbox
checked by default.

=item password

The password field type is like a text field, but obscures the data
typed in by the user.

=item file

This field type allows the upload of a file by the user.

=item textarea

A multi-line text field allowing the input of blocks of text. Defaults
to 5 rows and 60 columns, but you can specify "rows" and "cols" arguments
to change that.

=item literal

A field that is just printed literally.  Useful if you want to just print out a