Hi all, i'm using MIME::Lite::TT::HTML to send html mail. i got some problem trying to pass to "TmplParams" an array that is content of a file. here is my code: 

  elsif ($ARGV[0] eq "Errori OMP OVA_LOGGER") {
#       $mailto = 'some1@somewhere, some2@somewhere, some3@somewhere, 
+some4@somewhere, some5@somewhere';
       $mailto = 'some1@somewhere';
       $templ = 'template_errori_omp_ovalogger.html.tt';

       open(MYINPUTFILE, "<$data_ovalogger");
            my(@lines) = <MYINPUTFILE>;

       print "@lines\n";

       my %params; 
       $params{errori}  = \@lines;

       my %options; 
       $options{INCLUDE_PATH} = '/home/alcatel/.scripts'; 
       $options{INCLUDE_PATH} = '/home/alcatel/.scripts/sendmail'; 
       
       my $msg = MIME::Lite::TT::HTML->new( 
                 From        =>  'some6@somewhere',
                 To          =>  $mailto, 
                 Subject     =>  $ARGV[0], 
                 Template    =>  {
                                 html => $templ,
                                 }, 
                 TmplOptions => \%options , 
                 TmplParams  => \%params , 
                 ); 

    $msg->send('smtp', '192.168.16.143', Timeout => 60 ); 
   }

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In reply to MIME::Lite::TT::HTML array as tmplparams by lorenzob

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