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CGI::FormBuilder::Template::FasUsermContributed Perl DocumenCGI::FormBuilder::Template::Fast(3pm)
NAME
CGI::FormBuilder::Template::Fast - FormBuilder interface to CGI::FastTemplate
SYNOPSIS
my $form = CGI::FormBuilder->new(
fields => \@whatever,
template => {
type => 'Fast',
root => '/path/to/templates',
# use external files
define => {
form => 'form.txt',
field => 'field.txt',
invalid_field => 'invalid_field.txt',
},
# or define inline
define_nofile => {
form => '<html><head></head><body>$START_FORM
<table>$FIELDS</table>$SUBMIT $END_FORM</body></html>',
# etc.
},
},
);
DESCRIPTION
This engine adapts FormBuilder to use "CGI::FastTemplate". Please read these docs
carefully, as the usage differs from other template adapters in several important ways.
You will need to define three templates: "form", "field", and "invalid_field". You can use
"define" to point to external files (which is the recommended "CGI::FastTemplate" style),
or "define_nofile"/ "define_raw" to define them inline. The templates in "define_nofile"
take precedence over "define_raw", and both of these take precedence over "define".
my $form = CGI::FormBuilder->new(
# ...
template => {
type => 'FastTemplate',
root => '/path/to/templates',
define => {
form => 'form.txt',
field => 'field.txt',
invalid_field => 'invalid_field.txt',
},
# or, you can define templates directly
define_nofile => {
form => '<html><head></head><body>$START_FORM<table>'
'$FIELDS</table>$SUBMIT $END_FORM</body></html>',
# etc.
},
},
# ...
);
If you use "define" with external templates, you will probably also want to define your
template root directory with the "root" parameter.
Within each of the field templates, the following variables are available:
$NAME # $field->name
$FIELD # $field->tag (HTML input tag)
$VALUE # $field->value (first value only!)
$LABEL # $field->label
$COMMENT # $field->comment
$ERROR # $field->error
$REQUIRED # $field->required ? 'required' : 'optional'
All the fields are processed in sequence; valid fields use the "field" template, and
invalid fields the "invalid_field" template. The result from each of these is appended
into the $FIELDS variable, which you should use in your "form" template. In the "form"
template, you also have access to these variables:
$TITLE # title of the form
$START_FORM # opening form tag
$SUBMIT # the submit button
$RESET # the reset button
$END_FORM # closing form tag
$JS_HEAD # validation JavaScript
Note that since "CGI::FastTemplate" doesn't use anything other than simple scalar
variables, there are no variables corrosponding to the lists that other engines have (e.g.
"fields" or "options" lists in "TT2" or "Text::Template").
SEE ALSO
CGI::FormBuilder, CGI::FormBuilder::Template, CGI::FastTemplate
AUTHOR
Copyright (c) 2005-2006 Peter Eichman <peichman AT cpan.org>. All Rights Reserved.
Maintained as part of "CGI::FormBuilder" by Nate Wiger <nate AT wiger.org>.
This module is free software; you may copy this under the terms of the GNU General Public
License, or the Artistic License, copies of which should have accompanied your Perl kit.
perl v5.28.1 2019-01-19 CGI::FormBuilder::Template::Fast(3pm)
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