Perl module that defines the API for subclasses, which are miniature applications called "web page makers", and provides them with a hierarchical environment that handles details for obtaining program settings, resolving file system or web site contexts, obtaining user input, and sending new web pages to the user.

Perl module that interfaces to a tab-delimited text file for storing date-bounded counts of occurances for multiple events, such as web page views.

Perl module that is used by all subclasses of CGI::WPM::Base for managing global program settings, file system and web site hierarchy contexts, providing environment details, gathering and managing user input, collecting and sending user output, and providing utilities like sending e-mail.

Perl module that is a subclass of CGI::WPM::Base and implements a complete guest book with unlimited questions that also e-mails submissions to the website owner.

Perl module that is a subclass of CGI::WPM::Base and implements an e-mail submission form with unlimited questions.

Perl module that is a subclass of CGI::WPM::Base and resolves navigation for one level in the web site page hierarchy from a parent node to its children, encapsulates and returns its childrens' returned web page components, and can make a navigation bar to child pages.

Perl module that maintains and assembles the components of a new HTML 4 page, with CSS, and also provides search and replace capabilities.

Perl module that is a subclass of CGI::WPM::Base and issues an HTTP redirection header.

Perl module that is a subclass of CGI::WPM::Base and displays a static text page, which can be in multiple segments.

Perl module that interfaces to a common text file format which stores records as named and url-escaped key=value pairs.

Perl module that is a subclass of CGI::WPM::Base and displays a static HTML page.

Perl module that is a subclass of CGI::WPM::Base and tracks site usage details, as well as e-mail backups of usage counts to the site owner.

Perl module that gathers, parses, and manages user input and output data, including HTTP headers, query strings, posts, searches, cookies, and shell arguments, as well as providing cleaner access to many environment variables, consistantly under both CGI and mod_perl.