Hi Monks!
I am trying to attach multiple images to my HTML template file, but i need the values for the images to be out side of my email sub, and that is where it is not working. It works having the values inside of the sub email, but I would like to have these values in a dynamic way, to be easier to manipulate the HTML template. Any help will be great, thanks for looking!
I hope the code explains as well what I am trying to do here: 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use MIME::Lite::TT::HTML;

my %params;
 
$params{first_name} = 'Joe';
$params{last_name}  = 'Test';
$params{date}    = 'April 11, 2011';


my %options;
$options {INCLUDE_PATH} = '/templates';

my $logo = '/images/logo.gif';
my $footer = '/images/footer.gif';

# I'd like to have a system that would allow me
# to add as many images as possible to my template file here
# instead of multiple hashes, is that possible?

my %img_in;
$img_in{Type} = 'image/gif';
$img_in{Id} = 'logo';
$img_in{Path} = $logo;
$img_in{Filename} = 'logo.gif';
$img_in{Disposition} = 'attachment';

my %img_sec;
$img_sec{Type} = 'image/gif';
$img_sec{Id} = 'footer';
$img_sec{Path} = $footer;
$img_sec{Filename} = 'footer.gif';
$img_sec{Disposition} = 'attachment';

# set up email
my $to = 'test@test.com';
my $from = 'test@test.com';
my $subject = "Email Sent Test";
my $message = "Email Test.";

# send email
email($to, $from, $subject, $message);

# email function
sub email
{
 # get incoming parameters
 my ($to, $from, $subject, $message) = @_;

 # create a new message

  my $msg = MIME::Lite::TT::HTML->new(
  
  From => $from,
  To => $to,
  Subject => $subject,
  Template => {
                #text    =>  'test_txt.tt',
                html    =>  'test_html.tt',
                },
  TmplOptions =>  \%options,
  TmplParams  =>  \%params,

  Data => $message
 );


 # add the attachments
 # this works but I need these values to be dynamic not hard coded in 
+here
=code
my $logo = '/images/logo.gif';
my $footer = '/images/footer.gif';

$msg->attach(   Type        => 'image/gif',
                Id          => 'logo',
                Path        =>  $logo,
                Filename    => 'logo.gif',
                Disposition => 'attachment'
         

 )or die "Error adding $logo: $!\n";

$msg->attach(   Type        => 'image/gif',
                Id          => 'footer',
                Path        =>  $footer,
                Filename    =>  'footer.gif',
                Disposition =>  'attachment'
         

 )or die "Error adding $footer: $!\n";
=cut

# here is where I am having problems

for ( keys %img_in ) {

        $msg->attach(
                        Type        =>  $img_in{Type},
                    Id          =>  $id=$img_in{ID},
                    Path        =>  $path=$img_in{Path},
                    Filename    =>  $img_in{Filename},
                        Disposition =>  $img_in{Disposition}
                        
        )or die "Error adding $img_in{$_}: $!\n";
    }

 # send the email
 $msg->send();
}

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Here is the test template: 
<html>
 <body>
 TEST HTML<br>
 Logo: <img src="cid:logo" height="36" border="0"> <br>
 <strong>Hi [% first_name %]</strong>, 

 <p>
 Last Name [% last_name %].
 </p>
<p>
  [% date %]
 </p>
 
 <p>
 Thank you!
 </p>
 Logo Footer: <img src="cid:footer" height="36" border="0"> <br>
 </body>
 </html>

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Thanks!

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