NAME

HTML::FillInForm::Lite - Fills in HTML forms with data

VERSION

The document describes HTML::FillInForm version 0.01

SYNOPSIS

        use HTML::FillInForm::Lite;
        use CGI;

        my $q = CGI->new();
        my $h = HTML::FillInForm::Lite->new();

        $output = $h->fill(\$html,    $q);
        $output = $h->fill(\@html,    \%data);
        $output = $h->fill(\*HTML,    \&get_param);
        $output = $h->fill('t.html', [$q, \%default]);

        $output = $h->fill(\$html, $q,
                fill_password => 0, # it is default
                ignore_fields => ['foo', 'bar'],
                        # or disable_fields => [...]
                ignore_types  => ['textarea'],
                target        => $form_id,
        );

DESCRIPTION

This module fills in HTML forms with Perl data, which re-implements HTML::FillInForm using regexp-based parser, not using HTML::Parser.

The difference of the parser makes HTML::FillInForm::Lite 2 or more times faster than HTML::FillInForm.

Note that this module implements the new syntax of HTML::FillInForm version 2.

METHODS

new(options...)

Creates HTML::FillInForm::Lite processer with options.

fill_password => bool_value

Different from HTML::FillInForm, the fill() method ignores passwords by default.

Setting the option true, to enable passwords to be filled in.

ignore_fields => array_ref_of_fields

disable_fields => array_ref_of_fields

To ignore some fields from filling.

ignore_type => array_ref_of_types

To ignore some types from filling.

target => form_id

To fill in just the form identified by form_id.

fill(source, form_data [, options...])

Fills in source with form_data.

The options are the same as new().

You can use this method as both class or instance method. However, if you make multiple calls to fill() with the same options, it is more faster to call new() before fill().

SEE ALSO

HTML::FillInForm.

AUTHOR

Goro Fuji (藤 吾郎) <gfuji(at)cpan.org>

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2008 Goro Fuji, Some rights reserved.

This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.