Hello. Long time reader first time poster.

I'm attempting to use HTML::Pager with HTML::Template. I've had good luck using HTML::Template in the past but I'm running into an issue using both together. When used together the column_names feature of HTML::Pager seems to get lost. This alone works: 

my $pager = HTML::Pager->new(
  query => $query,
  column_names => \@headers,
  get_data_callback => $data,
  rows => $rows,
  page_size => 10,
);

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When used with HTML::Template the headers gets lost: 

my $template = HTML::Template->new(
   filename => 'testing.tmpl',
   die_on_bad_params => 0,
   associate => $query,
  );

my $pager = HTML::Pager->new(
  query => $query,
  template => $template,
  column_names => \@headers,
  get_data_callback => $data,
  rows => $rows,
  page_size => 10,
);

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I suspect I need to include a TMPL_LOOP for the headers in my testing.tmpl file. The docs for HTML::Pager don't mention this and don't provide any clues as to what it might be.

If someone can point me in the right direction I'd appreciate it.

-Matt

In reply to HTML::Template with HTML::Pager by flyby

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