Wise Monks,
I am still a newbie @ cgi. In my current project, I have 2 scrolling_lists and a radio_group in my cgi script. I would like to put the scrolling_lists side by side instead of one below another. Is there any way of doing this in cgi? Do I need to have templates?
Please help. So far the response from perlmonks is great.
Regards,
Rakhee
print $cgi->startform;
print $cgi->h3('Select Project to view QA Metrics');
print $cgi->br;
print $cgi->br;
print "<em><b>Enter Start Date [dd/mm/yyyy]</b></em><br>";
print $cgi->textfield(-name=>'start_date',
-default=>'07/03/2009',
-size=>9,
-maxlength=>80);
print $cgi->br;
print $cgi->br;
print "<em><b>Enter End Date [dd/mm/yyyy]</b></em><br>";
print $cgi->textfield(-name=>'end_date',
-default=>'08/01/2010',
-override=>true,
-size=>9,
-maxlength=>80);
print $cgi->br;
print $cgi->br;
print $cgi->br;
print "<b>Select Project to View QA Metrics</b><br>";
print $cgi->br;
print $cgi->scrolling_list(-name=>'Projects',
-value=>[
'ARES',
'POSEIDON_SW',
'DEIMOS',
'MIMAS',
'JUPITER',
'POSEIDON',
'DIONYSUS'],
-size=>8,
-multiple=>'true',
-default=>'ARES');
print $cgi->br;
print $cgi->br;
print "<b>Select from P1, P2, or P1+P2 Bugs Data</b><br>";
print $cgi->br;
print $cgi->radio_group(-name=>'P1P2_bugs',
-values=> ['P1', 'P2','P1-P2'],
-default=>['P1'],
-linebreak=>'true');
print $cgi->br;
print $cgi->submit(-value=>'Submit Project');
print $cgi->endform;
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