NAME

HTMLTable - Create HTML table from DBI query output.

SYNOPSIS

use DBIx::HTMLTable;

HTMLTable ($data, <options>);

HTMLTableByRef ($dataref, <options>);

DESCRIPTION

HTMLTable() formats the results of a DBI query as a HTML table. The first argument is the query output formatted as a multi-line string, with columns delimited by a field separator (a comma by default) and rows delimited by a record separator (newline by default). The second argument is a hash of options and table attributes. Options and attributes are described below.

    &DBIx::HTMLTable::HTMLTable ($data, 
				{rs => "\n",
                                fs => ',',
				caption => "Caption Text"});

HTMLTableByRef() takes as its first argument a reference to an array of array references, as returned by DBI's fetchall_arrayref() and similar functions. As with HTMLTable(), the second argument is a hash of valid options and attributes.

$tableref = $dbh -> selectall_arrayref( "SELECT \* FROM $db" );
HTMLTableByRef ($tableref, 
                {bgcolor => 'white',
                 caption => "$db SELECT Query",
                 border => 2,
                 width => 300});

The file eg/tablequery.cgi is an example CGI script that formats query output for viewing in a Web browser.

OPTIONS

Options determine how to interpret data and how to construct tables.

rs

HTMLTable only. Character delimiter for data rows.

fs

HTMLTable only. Character delimiter for data columns.

caption

If the value of this option is a non-empty string, formats the string as the table's caption.

TABLE ATTRIBUTES

The following is a brief list of attributes that the HTML 4.0 <TABLE> tag recognizes. Refer to the HTML 4.0 specification (http://www.w3.org/) for detailed information about each attribute.

align

width

cols

id

class

dir

title

style

onclick

ondbclick

onmousedown

onmouseup

onmouseover

onmousemove

onmouseout

onkeypress

onkeydown

onkeyup

bgcolor

frame

rules

border

cellspacing

cellpadding

VERSION

Version 0.24

COPYRIGHT

Copyright © 2001-2004 Robert Kiesling, rkies@cpan.org.

Licensed using the same terms as Perl. Refer to the file, "Artistic," for information.

AUTHOR

Robert Kiesling, rkies@cpan.org

SEE ALSO

DBI(3)