This software creates a usage message for CGI scripts. It provides a clear and concise guide for users to understand how to properly use the script.
Pod::Usage::CGI is a useful Perl module designed to provide pod2usage exit from CGI scripts. This module allows you to supply a message optionally. The default message text is escaped to avoid cross-site scripting injection attacks, and it is placed in a div container of class "message" that you can format according to your preference using CSS.
In case you need more control over the message display, you can use the raw_message directive to manage your own HTML escaping and write HTML code into the page. However, it is important to note that this module is only compatible with Apache::Registry and will not function correctly in any environment where $0 is not defined.
To implement Pod::Usage::CGI, you need to include the CGI and Pod::Usage::CGI modules in your script. The message is HTML-escaped by default, and you can provide a custom message using the message argument. An example of a message is: "you forgot >>foobar< /b >".
In case you need more control over the message display, you can use the raw_message directive to manage your own HTML escaping and write HTML code into the page. However, it is important to note that this module is only compatible with Apache::Registry and will not function correctly in any environment where $0 is not defined.
To implement Pod::Usage::CGI, you need to include the CGI and Pod::Usage::CGI modules in your script. The message is HTML-escaped by default, and you can provide a custom message using the message argument. An example of a message is: "you forgot >>foobar< /b >".
What's New
Version 1.010: N/A