The way I do it, I put all my paths and configuration in a module or something like that, so I can access it in Perl. From there, you can make them available in TT by modifying your ->new call like this: 

  my $tt = Template->new({ 
      INCLUDE_PATH => [ 
          ....
          '/Users/mysilmaril/Sites/WIW/cgi-bin', 
          '.', 
      ], 
      WRAPPER => 'wrapper', 
      VARIABLES => {
          IMAGE_URL = "/assets/images",
          CSS_URL   = "/assets/css",
          STUFF     = $Module::Stuff
      }
  });

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Then you can access them in your template like this: 

<html>
<head>
  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="[%CSS_URL%]/wiw.css" />
</head>
<body>
  <p>blah blah
  <img src="[%IMAGE_URL%]/image.png" />
  <p>blah blah
  <p>Something else: [%STUFF%]
</body>
</html>

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In reply to Re: Template Toolkit Question by assemble
in thread Template Toolkit Question by Perobl

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