| Subject: | Bug in description |
| Date: | Mon, 12 May 2008 14:58:37 +0400 |
| To: | bug-HTML-Prototype [...] rt.cpan.org |
| From: | Andrew Hitrov <ahitrov [...] realigion.ru> |
Hello, comrades.
Subject:
http://search.cpan.org/~esskar/HTML-Prototype-1.48/lib/HTML/Prototype.pm
Placeholder: Function decription
$prototype->link_to_function( $name, $function, \%html_options )
$prototype->link_to_remote( $content, \%options, \%html_options )
There are some bugs in examples (in all the same examples)
Function call:
$prototype->link_to_function( '<img src="really.png"/>', 'do_delete()', { entities => '' } )
or
$prototype->link_to_remote( '<img src="refresh.png"/>', {
update => 'emails',
url => 'http://localhost/refresh/'
} )
will never show the image in HTML page context. Instead it will escape
all the < and > symbols. It comes from using of HTML::Element class.
As I found from code examining,
the string inside of '<a>' HTML::Element will automatically escaped.
How to resolve:
The right use of this function is to use an HTML::Element instead of
string. Here is an example:
my $imgl = HTML::Element->new('img', 'src' => '/i/pager-arr-lft.png' );
my $link = $prototype->link_to_remote ($imgl, {
update => 'content_main',
url => '/community/'.$filter.'/?js=1&p='.($p-1),
},
);
--
Trully Yours,
Andrew Hitrov mailto:ahitrov@realigion.ru
Rambler Lead Programmer