Oak::Visual - Superclass for all visual web components
This class implements all the necessary methods for a visual component.
Oak::Object
Oak::Persistent
Oak::Component
Oak::Web::Visual
All the visual components must have the following properties:
- parent
-
The name of the object which this component will be shown inside.
- top
-
The order from top to bottom in which this component will be shown.
- left
-
The order from left to right in which this component will be shown.
- hasError
-
This component found an error in the last checkSyntax.
receive_cgi(CGIOBJ)
-
This method is called to restore the state of the page when the client
submits. This function will not do anything but setting the components
properties
- check_syntax
-
This method should throw an exception when the syntax of one of the
input fields is wrong. The text of the exception will be shown.
- valid_html_attributes
-
This function returns an array with all the properties that can be used
as a valid html attribute for this component
- core_attributes
-
Return the %coreattr elements as defined by W3C.
- i18n_attributes
-
Return the %i18n elements as defined by W3C.
- events_attributes
-
Return the %events elements as defined by W3C.
- cellhalgin_attributes
-
Return the %cellhalign elements as defined by W3C.
- cellvalgin_attributes
-
Return the %cellvalign elements as defined by W3C.
- print_html_attributes
-
Automatically print all the valid html attributes
- mark_error
-
Call this method when there is a syntax error on your component.
This method defines the class of the component to error. Define
this class in your css.
- show
-
Show the component (print it to output), and launch (if necessary) an
ev_onShow event. Hint: Oak::Web::Visual already launchs the ev_onShow, so,
when you implement a visual component, try to call SUPER.
use base qw(Oak::Web::Visual);
Copyright (c) 2001
Daniel Ruoso <daniel@ruoso.com>
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This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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