' ); } # END ht_p #------------------------------------------------- # ht_up() #------------------------------------------------- sub ht_up { return( '
' ); } # END ht_up #------------------------------------------------- # ht_i( @inside ) #------------------------------------------------- sub ht_i { return( join( '', '', @_, '' ) ); } # END ht_i #------------------------------------------------- # ht_h( $level, @text ) #------------------------------------------------- sub ht_h { my ( $level, @text ) = @_; $level = 3 if ( ( ! defined $level ) || ( $level eq '' ) ); return( join( '', ">" html tag, it takes no arguements. =item $checkbox = ht_checkbox( $name, $value, $form_value, @params ) This function generates individual checkboxes. "C<$name>" is the name of the checkbox. "C<$value>" is the value to set for this checkbox. "C<$form_value> is the currently selected value, for a checkbox to be checked the $value must be exactly equal to $form_value. An %in hash with a key of $name may also be used for $form_value. C<@params> is passed directly to the end of the checkbox, this can be used for javascript or arbitrary html. =item $div = ht_div( %attributes ) This takes an optional hash of attributes for a div tag and returns a scalar containing an opening div tag. =item $udiv = ht_udiv( ) Returns an ending div tag. =item $form = ht_form( $action, @extra ) This function takes the action of the form in the first variable "C<$action>" any other options should be passed in through "C<@extra>". The "C<@extra>" array should consit of a valid form tag in the form "method='post'". =item @form = ht_form_js( $action, @extra ) This function behaves exactly the same way the C
> tag.
=item @popup = ht_popup( $url, $text, $winname, $height, $width )
This function creates a special html "ref" call. It creates a link to a new
javascript window with the properties specified. The "C<$url>" is the URL
of the new window, "C<$text>" is the text to be displayed by the link.
"C<$winname>" is the name of the window that will be created. "C<$height>" and
"C<$width>" are the height and the width of the window, respectively.
=item $string = ht_qt( $string )
This function will escape the html special characters in "C<$string>" and
return the specially formated value of the string.
=item $radio = ht_radio( $name, $value, $form_value, @params )
This function generates individual radio buttons. "C<$name>" is the name
of the radio buttion group. "C<$value>" is the value to set for this
radio button. "C<$form_value> is the currently selected value, for a
radio button to be checked the $value must be exactly equal to
$form_value. An %in hash with a key of $name may also be used for
$form_value. C<@params> is passed directly to the end of the radio
button, this can be used for javascript or arbitrary html.
=item @select = ht_select( $name, $size, $value, $multiple, $opts, @items )
This function creates a html select box. "C<$name>" is the name of select
box for use in parsing the form. "C<$size>" is the number of rows to show
for the select box. "C<$value>" is the a hash reference which contains the
value that is currently selected with a hash key of the value of "C<$name>".
"C<$multiple>" needs only to be defined to create the select box as a multiple
select rather than a single select box. "C<@items>" is an array/hash of the
values of the select box. C<$opts> will be included directly into the
opening of the select, this allows tweaky javascript things.
=item $submit = ht_submit( $name, $value )
This function creates a submit button with the name of "C<$name>" and the
value of "C<$value>".
=item $table = ht_table( $options )
This function creates an open table tag. It takes a hash reference,
C<$options>. The hash reference should contain key value pairs corresponding
to the table options ie: 'cellpadding', '0', 'border', '1' or the like.
=item $tr = ht_tr( $options )
This function creates an open table row tag, it operates exactly as the
C and the ht_utd function should be
used as well.
=item $uform = ht_uform()
This function should be paried with either C