List of changes from 0.29:
- Fixed warning messages when textarea doesn't have a name attribute
- Updated required version number for HTML::Parser to 3.26 in Makefile.PL
- Fixed issue with HTML::Parser decoding high-bit entities, by setting
attr_encoded option, now requires HTML::Parser >= 3.26.
- Workaround for Opera 6.01/02 bug with selected radio boxes - place
space before ending "/>" in <input .. />
Changes since 0.26 :
- Added ignore_fields option (Boris Zentner)
- Added missing ! in declaration handler (Boris Zentner)
- Fill all values with the same name if one value is passed
(Boris Zentner, Gabriel Burka)
- Fixes to pass through comments, processing instructions, and
declarations (Boris Zentner)
Change since p5-HTML-FillInForm-0.11 :
* Added fill_password option (Tatsuhiko Miyagawa)
* Fixed bug with passing single value to multi-valued fields (Maurice Aubrey)
* Added no_debug to use CGI in t/13_warning.t
* Cleaned up warning messages for input fields without a name (Boris Zentner)
* Fixed bug with multiple inputs (Mark Stosberg)
* Updated credits section
* Fixed bug where selected value of '0' were skipped (Trevor Schellhorn)
* Fixed bug where option values between tags had trailing or leading
* whitespace (Ade Olonoh)
* Fixed bug for <input ... /> type tags (Andrew Creer)
* Fix for error message (object -> fobject) (Mark Stosberg)
* Fix for test on HTML escaping (thanks to Jost Krieger for report)
* Added "fill in target form" feature (Tatsuhiko Miyagawa)
* Fixed problems with HTML escaping (Tatsuhiko Miyagawa)
* Works with checkbox tags that don't have value attribute. (Philip Mak)
* Removed warning message for submit tags. (Joseph Yanni)
* Fixed bug when TYPE attr of input tag not set (Martin H. Sluka)
* Added docs on password caching (Mark Stosberg)
* Support for multiple fobjects.
* Fixed bug where new documents were feed into a used $fif object.
This module automatically inserts data from a previous HTML form into the
HTML input, textarea and select tags. It is a subclass of the HTML::Parser
manpage and uses it to parse the HTML and insert the values into the form
tags. One useful application is after a user submits an HTML form without
filling out a required field. HTML::FillInForm can be used to redisplay
the HTML form with all the form elements containing the submitted info.
