NAME

DBIx::XHTML_Table - Create XML-based HTML tables from SQL queries

INSTALL

Installation as usual:

        perl Makefile.PL
        make
        make test
        make install

DESCRIPTION

See perldoc DBIx::XHTML_Table

HISTORY

        1.36 - doc updates
        1.34 - exec_query() now accepts any DBI::st object
        1.32 - forced lc end tag - more minor doc corrections
        1.30 - minor doc corrections
        1.28 - add_cols and drop_cols are now documented
        1.26 - changed /^DBIx?::/ to simply /DBI/
        1.24 - output tfoot before tbody, accecpt /^DBIx?::/ in constr.
        1.22 - tweaked last patch and converting & to &
        1.20 - added extremely's patch to keep NULL complaints at bay
        1.18 - named parent dir incorrectly in prev version
        1.16 - incremented copyright date
        1.14 - extremely minor fix in test.pl
        1.12 - bug fix in buildbody_row()
        1.10 - inheritable attributes, bux fix in set_col_colors()
        1.01 - bug fix in refinate()
        1.00 - columns by number, fixed mapcell bug, experimenting with tests
        0.99 - deprected modify_tag() for modify(), fixed header ucfirst bug
        0.98 - styles as hashes, set_row_colors() uses styles now
        0.97 - deprecated get_table() for output()
        0.96 - added set_pk(), get_current_row(), and get_current_col()
             - deprecated map_col() for map_cell()
        0.95 - added map_head(), constructor now accepts minor table config
        0.90 - HEADER is now HEAD - FOOTER is now FOOT, <colgroup> fixed
        0.85 - Fixed <tbody> bug introduced by tables sans groups
        0.84 - Refactored the whole <tbody>, calc totals process
        0.83 - Mark Mill's patch: added </tbody> and lower cased tags
        0.82 - Fixed version number
        0.81 - Fixed package name error, broke version number
        0.80 - Initial release, broke package name convention

AUTHOR

Jeffrey Hayes Anderson

COPYRIGHT

Copyright (c) 2004 Jeffrey Hayes Anderson.

See source POD for additional copyright information.