Pumpkinhead has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:

Hi, this seems like something that must of been done already. Perhaps there is a module or something? If I had apache password protected (admin version) HTML docs containing tables where rows are linked to a Perl (BDI ideally) script then: Clicking a link/row brings up an interface to edit the rows contents. This is for designated remote users to edit information (contained in a MySQL database). Anyone? Pumpkinhead

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Re: Editing HTML tables remotely
by davorg (Chancellor) on Dec 09, 2000 at 21:22 UTC

    There are a number of modules that might do what you want, particularly in the DBIx namespace. You might like to try some of these:

    • DBIx::CGI
    • DBIx::CGITables
    • DBIx::HTMLView
    • DbFramework

    All of these are on the CPAN.

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