You can create your own filters (pass it to the config part of the template object). Untested (I haven't written a filter in awhile) but if it's not right, it's close- 

use URI::Escape ();

FILTERS => {
            uri_unescape => sub {
                URI::Escape::uri_unescape(@_);
            },
},
----
Then in the template: [% my_uri_string | uri_unescape %].

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It seems a bit strange to have an unescaped URI given to the template though. Probably there is something in the backend which is not being handled as well as it could be.

In reply to Re: Template::Toolkit uri unescape by Your Mother
in thread Template::Toolkit uri unescape by Anonymous Monk

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