On 7 Sep 98, at 13:20, Urb LeJeune wrote:
> I've started the process of form generator. It currently only asks
> for the nunber of input fields and then prompt you for prompt NAME, and
> VAULE for that many input fields. It then generates and display an html
> http://usats.com/forms
Urb,
Looks good. I once started on something like that:
http://www.rede.com/samples/makeForm.html
I suggest you allow for the use of server-side includes in your form.
Why ever ask anyone to enter the current date or time -- if they are
in the same time zone. The referer field is promising as well.
As for the perl. I highly suggest you use CGI.pm and go OO asap.
And use
use strict;
You will one day want to use mod_perl or some equivalent.
There is a book out on the market on using CGI.pm and I would have
bought it if I had not already dog-eared the online docs. I might
still buy it just to throw a few cents to the author.
I would like to see some sort of validation of input. I am pretty
sure there are some modules for this.
Peter
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