Raymond Wan wrote:
> 
> Ian wrote:
>> Another disclosure: English is not my first language so pardon any
>> grammar
>> and spelling mistakes. I try :-).
> 
> 
> Ian, this is of course my personal opinion, but I don't think that one
> needs to apologize for not having English as a first/native language if
> the other person doesn't apologize for not learning your's.
> 
> The language of this board is (again, I presume) English, and it draws
> in a wide range of people -- from people who only know English to others
> who slaved through an hour with a dictionary to get a paragraph out. 
> But the topic is Perl.  If you were on a message board about "grammar
> and spelling of English"...well, apologies might be necessary.  :-)

Moderation:

Not to take away from anyone, but can we please let this thread die, and
move on to Perl?

Someone ask a question... oh, wait.. can someone start a new thread with
the following code, with a suggestion on how to pretty it up and make it
better?:

        $self->pb_template(
                ${\($self->TEMPLATE_DIR())}/purchase_complete.html.tpl",
                die_on_bad_params   => $self->DIE_ON_BAD_PARAMS(),
            );


...or perhaps how I can feed a template names without having to do this:

    $plan_iter = 1;

    for my $plan ( @plans ) {

        $self->pb_param( "plan${plan_iter}" => "plan${plan_iter}" ) ;
        $self->pb_param( "plan${plan_iter}name"     => $plan->{plan} );
        $self->pb_param( "plan${plan_iter}id"       => $plan->{id} );
        $self->pb_param( "plan${plan_iter}rate"     => $plan->{rate} );
        $self->pb_param( "plan${plan_iter}expires"  => $plan->{expires} );
        

Steve

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