print $query->start_html([' title ', ' email ', ' base ', attribute=' value ']) Generates <HTML> and <BODY> tags. - title
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The title of the page. - email
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The author's email address. - base
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Whether to use a <BASE> tag in the header. - attribute= 'value'
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Specifies an attribute to the <BODY> tag. Using named parameters, the syntax is: print $query->start_html(-title=>' title ', -author=>' email_address ', -base=>'true', -xbase=>' url ', -meta=>{' metatag1 '=>' value1 ', ' metatag2 '=>' value2 '}, -script=>' $script ', -onLoad=>' $function ', -onUnload=>' $function ', attribute =>' value '); - -title=> 'title'
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Specifies the title of the page. - -author=> 'email_address'
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Specifies the author's email address. - -xbase=> 'url'
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Provides an HREF for the <BASE> tag. Default is the current location. - -meta=> {'metatag1'=>'value1', ... }
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Adds arbitrary meta information to the header as a reference to a hash. Valid tags are: - keywords
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Keywords for this document. - copyright
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Description for this document. - attribute=> 'value'
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Specify an attribute to the <BODY> tag. - -script=> '$script'
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Specify a JavaScript script to be embedded within a <SCRIPT> block. - -onLoad=> '$function'
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Browser should execute the specified function upon entering the page. - -onUnload=> '$function'
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Browser should execute the specified function upon leaving the page.  |
