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Intermediate Tutorial - Summary  Print
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In this section, we learned:
- Some of the advanced features FormBuilder supports
- A little bit about Perl array and hash references
- How to populate our form with default values, by using
the
values option to new()
- How to add JavaScript actions to fields, by using the
jsclick option to field()
- How to take advantage of the advanced validation supported
by the
validate option.
- How to create a form with multiple submit buttons by
specifying an arrayref to the
submit option,
and how to get the button that was clicked on by using
the submitted() function.
- How to specify specialized JavaScript code by using the
jsfunc option.
- How to use FormBuilder with other modules and under
mod_perl
At this point, you should have a pretty good idea of what FormBuilder
can do. There are still many more options we haven't covered, but these
are a bit more obscure and not used as widely. The only important things
yet to be covered are templates, multi-screen applications, and custom
messages (including multilingual support).
If you haven't yet, you can download FormBuilder here.
If you're interested in the advanced features listed above, continue on.
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