Although I agree with everyone else with regards to properly asking a question, I think this may point you in the right direction: HTML::Template Tutorial. In it, there is a discussion about using the attribute "associate" when constructing a new template. Without trying to steal jeffa's thunder, I am quoting him as saying: 
That's where associate saves the day. It allows you to inherit paramte
+r values from other objects that have a param() method that work like
+ HTML::Template's param() - objects like CGI.pm!

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I strongly recommend you read CGI and HTML::Template. There is also a good HTML::Template reference here. That should give you plenty of information to get started with.

In reply to Re: get query string to HTML::Template by madbombX
in thread get query string to HTML::Template by bcochofel

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