#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#entry.cgi
use CGI qw/:standard/;
use FileHandle;

print header,
start_html('Title goes here');#feel free to change this

if (!param)  {
        print h1('header goes here'),
        start_form(-action=>""),
        "Enter name here", textfield('name')," i.e. andy selby",
        p(),
        "Enter your email addy if different from your name", textfield
+('email'),"\@youremailaddress.com",
        p(),
        "Monday",popup_menu(-name=>'monday',
        -values=>['yes','no','probably','preferred']),#feel free to su
+ggest more        p(),
        "Tuesday",popup_menu(-name=>'tuesday',
        -values=>['yes','no','probably','preferred']),
        p(),
        "Wednesday",popup_menu(-name=>'wednesday',
        -values=>['yes','no','probably','preferred']),
        p(),
        "Thursday",popup_menu(-name=>'thursday',
        -values=>['yes','no','probably','preferred']),
        p(),
        "Friday",popup_menu(-name=>'friday',
        -values=>['yes','no','probably','preferred']),
        p(),
        "Saturday",popup_menu(-name=>'saturday',
        -values=>['yes','no','probably','preferred']),
        p(),
        "Sunday",popup_menu(-name=>'sunday',
        -values=>['yes','no','probably','preferred']),
        p(),

submit,
end_form;
}else{
open (OUT, ">>availability.csv") or die "$!";#output to csv file
print OUT join ",", map { param($_) } qw/name email monday tuesday wed
+nesday thursday friday saturday sunday/;
print OUT "\n";
p(),

close OUT;
}
print "<a href=\"display.cgi\">click here to view results</a>";#redire
+ct doesn't work, keeps 302'ing

print end_html;

####################################################

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#display.cgi
use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI qw/:standard :html3/;

print header;
print start_html('title goes here');#feel free to change this title
print h1('header goes here');
print CGI::start_table();
print caption('The Following people are available thus'),
print TR({},
          th([
              'Name',    'Email',  'Monday',   'Tuesday', 'Wednesday',
              'Thursday','Friday', 'Saturday', 'Sunday'
          ]),
      );


open(my $DOC, "<", "availability.csv") or die "$!";

while(<$DOC>) {
    chomp;
    my @fields = split /\s*,\s*/;

    print TR({},
              td([
                  $fields[0], $fields[1], $fields[2], $fields[3], $fie
+lds[4],
                  $fields[5], $fields[6], $fields[7], $fields[8]
              ]),
          );
}

close $DOC;

print CGI::end_table();
print end_html();
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