Dear Monks,

I am trying to show different title in template.

In my controller list.pm, I assign a type variable to the template. 
$c->stash->{type} = 'B';

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In the template, according to the type, the metadata "title" will be assigned different value, "Book" or "CD". My problem is that I got correct debug output for each condition. However, "CD" will always be assigned to the metadata "title". In other words, when I pass type 'B' to template, the debug output shows "!!!!!!!!!!", which is correct, but the title displays "CD". Anything wrong with my code? 
[% IF type == 'B';
     META title = 'Book';
     debug("!!!!!!!!!!");
     debug(type);
   ELSE;
     debug("@@@@@@@@@@");
     debug(type);
     META title = 'CD';
   END;
-%]

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In reply to template toolkit question -- metadata by madison.sacd

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