Thanks, punkish!

I did a dump of @options. 

# This dumped output of options is

#$VAR1 = { 'school' => 'Admiralty Primary', 'school_id' => '1' };
#$VAR2 = { 'school' => 'Ahmad Ibrahim Primary', 'school_id' => '2' };
#$VAR3 = { 'school' => 'Anderson Primary', 'school_id' => '3' }; 

# the relevant template is

# note that the school_id in <select name="school_id"> is 
# hard-coded whereas the one in <tmpl_var name=school_id>">
# is a number supplied via @options

<select name="school_id"><option selected value="1"><option selected v
+alue="0">Select<tmpl_loop name=options>
<option value="<tmpl_var name=school_id>"><tmpl_var escape=html name=s
+chool></option></tmpl_loop>
</select></td></tr>

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The above works with the template but I'm not sure if I'm missing something. Note that %hash is passed to &generate (thanks to djantzen for the map) which generates a list which is then supplied to the param of H::T.

In reply to Re: Re: HTML::Template question - tmpl_if by kiat
in thread HTML::Template question - tmpl_if by kiat

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