To include support for the WACS User Interface (WacsUI) toolkit within your application, you need to add the following extra lines to your code, ideally just after the Wacs core module.

require_once "wacsui.php";

$wacsui = new WacsUI;

and here's the perl dialect of the same activity...

use WacsUI;

print $wacsui->describeher( 
       array( 'hair'=>$results[4],
         'length'=>>results[5],
         'titsize'=>>results[6],
         'pussy'=>>results[7],
         'race'=>>results[8],
         'build'=>>results[9],
         'height'=>>results[10],
         'weight'=>>results[11],
         'occupation'=>>results[12]))."\n";

	Note
	We have to package up our parameter list as an array in order to pass it in Php; perl is somewhat simpler with a simple sequence of named parameters.

print describeher(
        hair=>$results[4],
        length=>$results[5],
        titsize=>$results[6],
        pussy=>$results[7],
        race=>$results[8],
        build=>$results[9],
        height=>$results[10],
        weight=>$results[11],
        occupation=>$results[12] )."\n";

The above example is based upon modifying the MySimple example program from in the second chapter to add the following extra fields into the query: mhair, mlength, mtitsize, mpussy, mrace, mbuild, mheight, mweight, moccupation after the mimage (with a comma of course) and before the from clause.

Both the models and sets schemas feature fields that contain a space seperated list of keywords that mark certain attributes found within that set. These can be quickly turned into a small HTML table of icons using the routine addkeyicons. The fields suitable for use with this are scatinfo from the sets table and mattributes from the models table. These are passed as the first attribute; the second being the displayed size of the icons which for the default icons would be a maximum of 48 x 48 pixels. The function is called simply with:

	addkeyicons( $results[16], 24 );

Another example of using the wacsui module can be found in the newsets.php application in the samples directory. This is a more "real world" worked example showing a new releases index page; it makes use of both the iconlink and addkeyicons functions.

Detailed documentation on each call available and how it works can be found in the API reference section Chapter 7, WACS API: User Interface Module.