Re^2: fundamental mod-perl start_multipart

Yes, I am using Perl with "use CGI qw( :standard escapeHTML);" and "use DBI;". I usually rewrite a small program with the code targeted to my question. But in this case I'm currently only asking the fundamental "only one form" and "must all prints be inside the form" questions. If my program architecture is way off in left field then it needs rewritten rather than debugged. Posting code might only add fog to my direct and to the point question.

I'm still a bit confused by the "yes" to multiple forms issue. The "Perl In A Nutshell" book indicates that start_multipart_form generates <html> and <body> tags. Shouldn't I only have one set of <html> and <body> tags in a single html page?

Thanks,
Bruce

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Re^3: fundamental mod-perl start_multipart_form question by perrin (Chancellor) on Feb 03, 2009 at 00:23 UTC
Your questions are really about CGI.pm and HTML, not about mod_perl. There is good documentation for CGI.pm that should help you. It doesn't look to me like start_multipart_form() prints html and body tags.	[reply]
Re^4: fundamental mod-perl start_multipart_form question by Anonymous Monk on Feb 03, 2009 at 03:03 UTC
Thank you, I'll read through it. Bruce	[reply]
Re^3: fundamental mod-perl start_multipart_form question by bassplayer (Monsignor) on Feb 03, 2009 at 15:29 UTC
perrin offers sound advice. To clarify, my answers were HTML answers. You can have many forms in a web page. CGI.pm is my preferred module for reading CGI form parameters, but I do not use it to create HTML. Although it doesn't seem to, if start_multipart_form indeed generates <html> and <body> tags, then the answer would be no, since only one of each are allowed. Your browser may be displaying it, but not all will reliably. Good luck! bassplayer	[reply]


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Re^2: fundamental mod-perl start_multipart_form question