I don't see anything blocking you from passing in the array (with one element if there is only one) and using a Template loop. 

    <label for="[% fields.0.id %]">[% fields.0.name %] = </label>
    <input
        name="[% fields.0.id %]" placeholder="[% fields.0.placeholder 
+%]" type="text"
        id="[% fields.0.id %]" [% fields.0.required %] pattern="[% fie
+lds.0.regex %]"
    >
[% FOREACH field IN fields %]
    [% NEXT IF loop.first %]
    <label> - </label>
    <input
        name="[% field.id %]" placeholder="[% field.placeholder %]" ty
+pe="text"
        id="[% field.id %]" [% field.required %] pattern="[% field.reg
+ex %]"
    >
    <label for="[% field.id %]">[% field.units %]</label>
[% END %]

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$fields = [{
    id          => 'loww1',
    placeholder => 400,
    ...
}, {
    ...
}];

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Hope this helps!


The way forward always starts with a minimal test.

In reply to Re^3: Form generation and validation by 1nickt
in thread Form generation and validation by Anonymous Monk

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