QaR QaR wrote:
> I'm sending the request object in the handler, like this:
> my $r = shift;
> my $request = Apache2::Request->new($r);
> my %vars = (request => $request,...);
> $TT->process($file_path, \%vars, $r) || return error($r,$TT->error( ))
>
> And then, in the template, I do the following to access the request object:
> [%RAWPERL%]my $request = $stash->get('request');[%END%]
>
> I know it's working because I can get the parameters from the request
> object by doing this:
> [%RAWPERL%]
> my $request = $stash->get('request');
> my $param1 = $request->param('param1');
> $output .= $param1;
> [%END%]
You don't need to use RAWPERL for this. You can just access the request
TT variable with normal TT syntax. This will render the value of param1
in the output:
[% request.param('param1') %]
Ronald
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