Hi Monks

I'm trying to create an auto-generated email that will share some data with the recipient. Normally I would pass variables to TT2 using a hash ref and TmplParams:

my $msg = MIME::Lite::TT::HTML -> new(

From => 'donotreply@windowsintowaukesha.com',
    To => $to,
    Cc => $cc,
    Subject => 'Bid Strategy System - Final Pricing Approval',
    Template => {
        html => 'email_bid_strategy_final_appr.tt',
    },
    TmplOptions => \%options,
    TmplParams => \%mail_params,
);

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I can pass most of what I need to pass in %mail_params, however, I'd like to also pass data for a small table. When I pass this to standard HTML, I simply use a HoH.

TT2 EXAMPLE (displaying HoH)

[% FOREACH record IN item_hoh.values.nsort('index') %]
    <tr class="[% loop.parity %]">
    <td>[% record.index %]</td>
        <td>[% record.mva %]</td>
        <td>[% record.hv1 %]</td>
        <td>[% record.hv2 %]</td>
        <td>[% record.ltc %]</td>
        <td>[% record.qty %]</td>
    <tr>
[% END %]

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I don't think I can pass a HoH using MIME::Lite::TT::HTML.

Can anyone offer me advice for dealing with a hash and a HoH? Thank you.

In reply to Perl CGI and Template Toolkit by Perobl

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