Thanks for your response, it was a great help.
If I change my sub routine "email" from my sample code here into a module and lets say I would be passing all the values to this new module now called mod_email like this;
mod_email( {to=>$to, from => $email, subject=>$subject, body=>$body, ttparams => $templ_data} );
There is no problem passing the values into the module like that, but how could I pass this array of hashes "@imgs" to this module? Here is some lines of code of my trying for your opinion:
#from the .pl file call the module
...
mod_email( {to=>$to, from => $email, subject=>$subject, body=>$body, t
+tparams => $templ_data},imgs=>@imgs );

#now this part would be code inside of the module mod_email
...
sub process_email_stuff
 {
  my ($vals) = @_;
  my $to = $vals->{ to } || {};
  my $from = $vals->{ from } || {};
  my $subject = $vals->{ subject } || {};
  my $body = $vals->{ body } || {};
  my $ttparams = $vals->{ ttparams } || {};
  #questioning this:
  my @imgs = $vals->{ imgs } || {};

 my $msg = MIME::Lite::TT::HTML->new(
    From => $from, ...
  
#all the other stuff its done, now get to the @imgs processing, hopefu
+lly. 
  for my $img (@imgs ) {
    $msg->attach( %$img ) or die "Error adding $img- {Filename}: $!\n"
+;
}
...
1;

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I hope this is clear about want I am trying to accomplish, and thanks once again!

In reply to Re^2: Attaching images to email html template help! by Anonymous Monk
in thread Attaching images to email html template help! by Anonymous Monk

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