I think your structure is fine. You just have to think more “perlishly” for your iteration. This should get you on the path to what you want–

use strictures;
use Template;

my $stuff = [ { 'filenameLarge' => [ 'fIyvYwJWmstR.jpg',
                                     'koeSHYEaekfv.jpg',
                                     'CtDKXyiRXhWz.jpg' ],
                'title' => 'February event (Feb 2013)',
                'bookid' => 8 } ];

my $tt = Template->new;
$tt->process(\*DATA, { fotos => $stuff })
    || die $tt->error(), "\n";

__DATA__
[%-FOR e IN fotos %]
   [%-e.title %]
   [%-FOR i IN e.filenameLarge %]
     <img src="/photo/[% e.bookid %]/tn/[% i %]" />
   [%-END %]
[%-END %]

[download]

Yields–

February event (Feb 2013)
     <img src="/photo/8/tn/fIyvYwJWmstR.jpg" />
     <img src="/photo/8/tn/koeSHYEaekfv.jpg" />
     <img src="/photo/8/tn/CtDKXyiRXhWz.jpg" />

[download]

In reply to Re: Template Toolkit - problem getting data out array - AoHoA by Your Mother
in thread Template Toolkit - problem getting data out array - AoHoA by GertMT

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