Hi Guys, Having some trouble getting my templates to work in Dancer. In my web app package I have this: 
get '/home' => sub {
    my $db = connect_db();
    my $sth = $db->prepare('SELECT ID, FirstName, LastName FROM People
+Tbl ORDER BY ID DESC') or
        die "Couldn't prepare statement: " . $db->errstr;
    $sth->execute or die $sth->errstr;
    
    template 'home.tt', {
        list => [ 'Tom', 'Dick', 'Larry'],
    };
 
};

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Here's the Template: 
<HTML>
    <TITLE>Home</TITLE>
    <H1>You're home!</H1>
    <H2>Here's a list of things:</H2>
    <BODY>
 
    <% FOREACH item IN list %>
        <LI><% item %></LI>
    <% END %>
        

    </BODY>
</HTML>

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And here's the config file in case I've gotten something wrong there. 
#template engine
# simple: default and very basic template engine
# template_toolkit: TT

template: "simple"

template: "template_toolkit"
 # engines:
   # template_toolkit:
    # start_tag: '[%'
    # end_tag:   '%]'

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I know from previous attempts that I can carry over a scalar variable without a hitch but anytime I try to use a FOREACH loop I get nothing. Thanks!

In reply to Dancer and Template-Toolkit by nathaniels

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