Hello,

I am really struggling to extract the correct information in perl templates. A Dumper file is below and I simply want to extract the value of the e2eventname key but I can't. The whole array of hashes thing is melting my brain!
I have tried the loop below (and many other variations) but no joy. 

[% FOREACH element IN e2event %]
[% element.e2eventname %]
[% END %]

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Would anyone know? 
$VAR1 = {
'e2event' => [
{
'e2eventprovidername' => 'XYT',
'e2eventdescription' => 'All the latest football news.',
'e2eventstart' => '1315919400',
'e2eventservicename' => '103 - XYT',
'e2eventcurrenttime' => '1315922112.7',
'e2eventremaining' => '588',
'e2eventname' => 'The Football Show',
'e2eventtitle' => 'The Football Show',
'e2eventduration' => '3300',
'e2eventid' => '1237',
'e2eventservicereference' => '1:0:1:2585:7FB:2:11A0000:0:0:0::103 - XY
+T'
},
{
'e2eventprovidername' => 'XYT',
'e2eventdescription' => 'All the new shows.
'e2eventstart' => '1315922700',
'e2eventservicename' => '103 - XYT',
'e2eventcurrenttime' => '1315922112.99',
'e2eventremaining' => '1800',
'e2eventname' => 'News',
'e2eventtitle' => 'News',
'e2eventduration' => '1800',
'e2eventid' => '1657',
'e2eventservicereference' => '1:0:1:2585:7FB:2:11A0000:0:0:0::103 - XY
+T'
}
]
};

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In reply to Templates and hash arrays? by packetstormer

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