Dear Monks,

I created an Array of Hashes whereby two hashes again have an array. Now I'm having trouble getting this working in Template Toolkit!
I found out how to get 1 photo out.

How to get all three (or as many that are there) in my HTML?

Thanks, Gert 
$VAR1 = [
          {
            'filenameLarge' => [
                                 'fIyvYwJWmstR.jpg',
                                 'koeSHYEaekfv.jpg',
                                 'CtDKXyiRXhWz.jpg'
                               ],
            'pos' => 1,
            'title' => 'February event (Feb 2013)',
            'link' => 'february-event-feb-2013',
            'bookid' => 8,
            'filenameSmall' => [
                                 'lAwKmMFJVQDI.jpg',
                                 'mGNLDhwWEBHN.jpg',
                                 'oREpowZBMYne.jpg'
                               ]
          },

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HTML - TT code 
  [% FOREACH e IN fotos %]
    [% e.title %]
  <img src="/photo/[% e.bookid %]/tn/[% e.filenameSmall.1 %]" />
  [% END %]

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In reply to Template Toolkit - problem getting data out array - AoHoA by GertMT

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