>Surely that should be: $template->param(res => $res);
Looks like that's correct, 'cause I made the change, and all is well. Sometimes it's hell being a newbie ...
I guess what I just learned is that you can assign the values from a select immediately to an individual template ... I was taking the approach that I needed to assign the values to the script's "global" object in order to be able to utilize the variables in a template.
... guess that's why they call it a learning curve
Thanks, Sam
Carl Hagstrom
At 12:52 PM 5/21/2004, Sam Tregar wrote:
On Fri, 21 May 2004, C Hagstrom wrote:
> my $res = $sth->fetchall_arrayref({}); > > ................... > > assign it to a parameter: > > $q->param(res => $res);
Surely that should be:
$template->param(res => $res);
There's no reason to give CGI::param() an array of hash-refs, is there?
-sam
C. Hagstrom
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