HTML

# These methods help in generating HTML output to send to the browser.

use HTML;

# url() will go to the URL specified. For local files it will serve the contents.

# For remote files and under Windows servers it will redirect using a

# refresh tag.

$url = 'http://coralcoast.com/de.cgi?test';

HTML::url( $url)# display $url on current window (doesn't return)

# If you need to write raw HTML, use start() to prepare the browser.

HTML::start();# Content-type: text/html\n\n

$html = HTML::fetchPerlOfWisdom( $emporium); # defaults to artgallery

# To divide the page horizontally into more than one frame and display

# the results:

use HTML::Frames;

HTML::frames( "rowOne.cgi", "rowTwo.html", "rowThree.cgi?test=1");

# HTML can be converted to plain text or an email (mime) string. The

# text conversion attempts to emulate many HTML tags including

# headings and lists. The email conversion uses mime types to

# provide both the text and HTML versions of the contents.

use HTML::Convert;

$content = HTML::convertToText( 'filename'); print $$content;

$content = HTML::convertToEmail( 'filename'); print $$content;