Klangan:
that is what i was looking for. I however i have another situation where i want to be able to format it a bit differently. what i have in the for, among other things, is a list of about 70 checkboxes. i want to beable to format them with a table so it looks much neater. i also want to beable to get the boxes the user had checked so that i can recheck the boxes on the modify form.
Also i was trying to use the
my $values = $DB->table('Links')->cols->{'col name'}->{form_values};
to out put the different possible values but i couldn't get it to work. It just printed out my sub function and not any values. is there a display function i need to use to get the sub to display right.
Is there a list of functions that or info for developers?
that is what i was looking for. I however i have another situation where i want to be able to format it a bit differently. what i have in the for, among other things, is a list of about 70 checkboxes. i want to beable to format them with a table so it looks much neater. i also want to beable to get the boxes the user had checked so that i can recheck the boxes on the modify form.
Also i was trying to use the
my $values = $DB->table('Links')->cols->{'col name'}->{form_values};
to out put the different possible values but i couldn't get it to work. It just printed out my sub function and not any values. is there a display function i need to use to get the sub to display right.
Is there a list of functions that or info for developers?
