Maybe I've mis-understood you -- I made the code less fancy and used a hash instead of a hashref, as shown below, and got the sme result.

    for ( 1..9 ) {
    
      my $last = "last_name$_";
      my $first = "first_name$_";
      my %h;
      
      if ( length($vars->{$last}) && length($vars->{$last}) ) {
      
        $h{'last_name'} = $vars->{$last};
        $h{'First_name'} = $vars->{$first};
      
      } else {
      
        #  Leave a blank one at the end.
        
        $h{'last_name'} = '';
        $h{'First_name'} = '';
        
        last;
      }
      push ( @reg_array, \%h );
    }

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I guess I don't understand your answer.

I'm able to get the information from $vars just fine, but it seems putting it back onto the form is a problem.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

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In reply to Re^2: Can't seem to use an AoH with Template::Toolkit by talexb
in thread Can't seem to use an AoH with Template::Toolkit by talexb

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