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=head1 NAME

HTML::DOM::Collection::Elements - A subclass of HTML::DOM::Collection for form elements

=head1 VERSION

Version 0.054

=head1 SYNOPSIS

  use HTML::DOM;
  $doc = HTML::DOM->new;
  $doc->write('
      <form>
          <input name=r type=radio value=1>
          <input name=r type=radio value=2>
      </form>
  ');
  $doc->close;
  
  $elements = $doc->forms->[0]->elements;
  # returns an HTML::DOM::Collection::Elements object
    
  $elements->[0]; # first radio button
  $elements->item(0); # same

  $elements->{r}; # an array of buttons named 'r'
  $elements->namedItem('r'); # same
  () = $elements->namedItem('r'); # list, not array
  
  $elements->length; # same as scalar @$elements

=head1 DESCRIPTION

This implements the HTMLCollection interface as described in the W3C's DOM 
standard, except that the C<namedItem> method (and the corresponding hash
dereference) will return a list of form elements if there are several with
the same name. This is actually in violation of the DOM standard, but it is
in accordance with the way most web browsers work (at least Safari
and Firefox).

=head1 CONSTRUCTOR

Normally you would simply call L<HTML::DOM::Element::Form>'s C<elements>
method
(as in the L</SYNOPSIS>). But if you wall to call the constructor anyway, 
here is
the syntax:

  $elements = HTML::DOM::Collection::Elements->new($nodelist)

$nodelist should be a node list (L<HTML::DOM::NodeList>) object.

=head1 METHODS

=over 4

=item $elements->length

Returns the number of items in the collection.

=item $elements->item($index)

Returns item number C<$index>, numbered from 0. Note that you call also use
C<< $elements->[$index] >> for short.

=item $elements->namedItem($name)

Returns the item named C<$name>, is there is only one.
If there is more than one, it returns a node list object in scalar context,
or a list in list context. You can also write C<< $collection->{$name} >>.

=back

=head1 SEE ALSO

L<HTML::DOM>

L<HTML::DOM::Collection>

L<HTML::DOM::Element::Form>

L<HTML::DOM::NodeList> (manpage not written yet)

L<HTML::DOM::NodeList::Magic> (manpage not written yet)
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