[cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

On 2004-02-05, franki [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi guys... I am about to start a new web app and up till now I have only used cgi::app, cgi::session and html::template together. This time I'd like to add CGI::Application::ValidateRM and HTML::FillInForm into the mix so I have a total

Re: [cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

Hello! Hi guys... I am about to start a new web app and up till now I have only used cgi::app, cgi::session and html::template together. This time I'd like to add CGI::Application::ValidateRM and HTML::FillInForm into the mix so I have a total platform that does all the validation and

[cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

On 2004-02-05, Vitaliy Babiy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: MS http://mark.stosberg.com/dfv/ It looks great, but I'm wondering about HTML::FillInForm... It is a subclass of HTML::Parser and uses it to parse the HTML. But as soon as we use HTML::Template, what's the point use another parser

[cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

On 2004-02-05, Vitaliy Babiy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: No, I didn't mean any performance issues, but, you know, they use different syntax in templates. HTML::Template=== TMPL_VAR NAME=OFFICE_ID HTML::FillInForm === !-- tmpl_var err_fav_color -- Or I'm wrong? Yes, you are wrong in this

Re: [cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

At 02:14 PM 2/5/2004 -0500, Vitaliy Babiy wrote: Hello! Hi guys... I am about to start a new web app and up till now I have only used cgi::app, cgi::session and html::template together. This time I'd like to add CGI::Application::ValidateRM and HTML::FillInForm into the mix so I have a

Re: [cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

At 02:33 PM 2/5/2004 -0500, Vitaliy Babiy wrote: Hello! MS You don't need to know anything about HTML::FillInForm to take advantage MS of it. If you are using ::ValidateRM, than HTML::FillInForm is used MS behind the scenes. MS HTML::Template isn't really a parser in the same way that

Re[2]: [cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

Hello! KF Just a few bits of information on my experience with CGI::App etc. KF * CGI::App is fantastic. Definitely worth the effort. KF * ValidateRM makes web work a breeze; Definitely worth the mininmal KF effort needed to understand how to use it. Yeah, it's great. Even if sometimes (in

Re: [cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

Hi guys! One more question... I need to check registration form, so there are two 'password' fields, they must be identical. It's simple how to check they are not blank, but how to check identity? And I need to check if choosen login is exists. The question is - how to do this, using

Re: [cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

On Thu, Feb 05, 2004 at 02:33:07PM -0500, Vitaliy Babiy wrote: No, I didn't mean any performance issues, but, you know, they use different syntax in templates. HTML::Template=== TMPL_VAR NAME=OFFICE_ID HTML::FillInForm === !-- tmpl_var err_fav_color -- perldoc HTML::FillInForm --

Re: [cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

Vitaliy Babiy wrote: Hi guys! One more question... I need to check registration form, so there are two 'password' fields, they must be identical. It's simple how to check they are not blank, but how to check identity? And I need to check if choosen login is exists. The question is - how to do

Re: [cgiapp] Re: example code. (for CGI::App, ValidateRM, and H::T)

At 04:41 PM 2/5/2004 -0500, Vitaliy Babiy wrote: Hi guys! One more question... I need to check registration form, so there are two 'password' fields, they must be identical. It's simple how to check they are not blank, but how to check identity? And I need to check if choosen login is exists.