10-25-2018
Yes HTML and javascript. I don't want to use perl module HTML::TokeParser::Simple. Thanks again.
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html::widget::container
HTML::Widget::Container(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation HTML::Widget::Container(3pm)
NAME
HTML::Widget::Container - Container
SYNOPSIS
my $container = $form->element('foo');
my $field = $container->field;
my $error = $container->error;
my $label = $container->label;
my $field_xml = $container->field_xml;
my $error_xml = $container->error_xml;
my $javascript_xml = $container->javascript_xml;
my $xml = $container->as_xml;
# $xml eq "$container"
my $javascript = $container->javascript;
DESCRIPTION
Container.
METHODS
as_xml
Return Value: $xml
_build_element
Arguments: $element
Return Value: @elements
Convert $element to HTML::Element object. Accepts arrayref.
If you wish to change the rendering behaviour of HTML::Widget; specifically, the handling of elements which are array-refs, you can specify
"container_class" in HTML::Widget::Element to a custom class which just overrides this function.
build_single_element
Arguments: $element
Return Value: $element
Convert $element to HTML::Element object.
Called by "_build_element".
If you wish to change the rendering behaviour of HTML::Widget; specifically, the handling of an individual element, you can override this
function.
build_element_error
Arguments: $element
Return Value: $element
Called by "build_single_element".
If you wish to change how an error is rendered, override this function.
build_element_label
Arguments: $element, $class
Return Value: $element
Called by "build_single_element".
If you wish to change how an element's label is rendered, override this function.
The $class argument is the original class of the element, before "build_element_error" was called.
as_list
Return Value: @elements
Returns a list of HTML::Element objects.
element
field
Arguments: $element
"field" is an alias for "element".
element_xml
field_xml
Return Value: $xml
"field_xml" is an alias for "element_xml".
error
Arguments: $error
Return Value: $error
error_xml
Return Value: $xml
javascript
js
Arguments: $javascript
Return Value: $javascript
"js" is an alias for "javascript".
javascript_element
Return Value: $javascript_element
Returns javascript in a script HTML::Element.
javascript_xml
js_xml
Return Value: $javascript_xml
Returns javascript in a script block.
"js_xml" is an alias for "javascript_xml".
AUTHOR
Sebastian Riedel, "sri@oook.de"
LICENSE
This library is free software, you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
perl v5.10.1 2007-03-01 HTML::Widget::Container(3pm)