hi, guys, I'm trying configure an email in my Catalyst aplication using this view, but the subject is not encoding. # traximud.yml 
name: TaxiMud

default_view: TT
View::Email::Template:
    stash_key: enviar_email
    default:
        content_type: text/plain
        charset: utf-8
        to: kermeson@gmail.com
        view: TT
    sender:
        mailer: SMTP

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# **** My controller ****# 
sub enviar_orcamento: Local {

        my ( $self, $c ) = @_;

    my $subject = encode('UTF-8','Pedido de Orçamento');
        $c->stash->{enviar_email} = {
        to           => 'kermeson@gmail.com',
                from         => $c->req->param('email_origem'),
                template         => 'orcamento/enviado.tt',
                subject      => $subject,
                content_type => 'text/html',
        };
    $c->forward( $c->view('Email::Template') );

    if ($c->error) {
        $c->stash->{erro} = join ' ', @{$c->error};
        $c->error(0);
    }
}

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Could you help me give some idea... thanks

In reply to Configuring Email with View::Email::Template by Jaiane

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