Did you see what Data::Dumper reports?
[% use Dumper %]
[% lead = loadlead(row.leadid, row.subid, account.accountid) %]
[% Dumper.dump(lead) %]
might prove to be informative ...
jeffa
--- Scott Weisman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hello,
>
> i'm experiencing a weird problem using tt2.
>
> i have a sub ref in my tt2 config defined as follows:
>
> loadlead => sub { return crm::model::lead->load(@_) }
>
> i call this sub in a template:
>
> [% lead = loadlead(row.leadid, row.subid, account.accountid) %]
>
> i know loadlead() is being called properly. when loadlead returns a blessed
> reference, and i use it in the template, for example:
>
> [%lead.name%]
>
> i always get something like:
>
> crm::model::lead=HASH(0x8851788)
>
> when i don't bless the hash, everything works as expected. if i make the call
> in the perl code and assign the result to tt2 config like:
>
> lead => crm::model::lead->($$row{leadid}, $$row{subid}, $$account{accountid})
>
> it also works fine in this case too, even if the result is blessed!
>
> can someone explain what is going on? i suspect this has something to do with
> the templated being processed in an eval'ed environment, but i'm not sure. is
> there a workaround other than creating the object within the perl code?
>
> thanks,
>
> scott weisman
>
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