I have a calendar where user's can check boxes per date. The checkbox looks like so: 
<input type=checkbox name='date' value='$thisyear-$thismonth-$thisday'
+>

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This information is submitted and I end with a CGI $q->param object looking like so: 
$VAR1 = bless( { '.parameters' => [ 'date', 'bsubmit', 'state' ], 'use
+_tempfile' => 1, '.charset' => 'ISO-8859-1', '.fieldnames' => {}, 'pa
+ram' => { 'bsubmit' => [ 'Next' ], 'date' => [ '2013-05-9', '2013-05-
+10', '2013-05-11' ], 'state' => [ 'add' ] }, 'escape' => 1 }, 'CGI' )
+;

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I want to loop through the date parameter in HTML::Template, but not sure how to do it... Here's what I have. 
if ( $q->param('bsubmit') eq 'Next' ) {
    my $template = HTML::Template->new( filename => 'reqinfo.html', as
+sociate => $q );
    print $template->output;       
}

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And here's reqinfo.html: 
<TMPL_IF DATE>
    <TMPL_LOOP DATE>
        <b><TMPL_VAR NAME=DATE></b>
    </TMPL_LOOP>
<TMPL_ELSE>
    <b>You Did Not Select Any Days!</b>
</TMPL_IF>

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The problem here is that I don't know what the TMPL_VAR should be.

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