Hi all,
I have a section of perl code that builds a hash from the results of a
select on a database. This is as follows:
$SITE{$row->{'id'}} = { 'URL' => $row->{'url'},
'CLIENT' => $row->{'client'},
'YNUMBER' => $row->{'ynumber'},
'DATE' => $row->{'date'},
};
This is returned to the calling function as a hashref (\%SITE) and this
hashref is passed to my template processing function ($site).
To get this hashref and print the contents of this in perl, I do the
following :
my $site_list = get_sitelist();
# DEBUG CODE
# Uncomment to test get_sitelist
foreach my $key (keys %$site_list) {
print "Key: $key\tValue: $$site_list{$key}->{'CLIENT'}\n";
}
Is there any way to do this in a template using Template::Toolkit ? If there
is no way of doing this in Template::Toolkit, what is the right way of
building the hash then ? The HTML that I want to end with is
<li><a href="URL">CLIENT</a> - YNUMBER - DATE</li>
<li><a href="URL">CLIENT</a> - YNUMBER - DATE</li>
<li><a href="URL">CLIENT</a> - YNUMBER - DATE</li>
Where each of those lines has one of the URL's, CLIENT's, YNUMBERS and
DATE's from my database.
Any help here would be much appreciated.
Regards,
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Wayne Pascoe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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