First off, if you want us to help you, you'll need to give us a little more information. Maybe you're having issues with handling arrays. It happens to the best of us. Next time, posting the smallest snippet that demonstrates the problem will go a long way ...

You could use PDF::Template for both issues. (Well, you could if Weblinks were containers and not elements. *sighs*)

use strict;

use PDF::Template;

my @array = (
    'Line 1',
    'Line 2',
    'Line 3',
    'Line 4',
);

my $some_url = "http://...";

my @data = map {
    {
        line => $_,
        url => $some_url . $_,
    }
} @array;

my $template = PDF::Template->new( file => 'foo.xml' );

$template->param(
    LOOPY => \@data,
);

$template->write_file( 'foo.pdf' );

--------
foo.xml
--------

<pdftemplate>
  <pagedef>
    <font name="Courier" h="8">
      <loop name="loopy">
        <row>
          <textbox w="100%" text="$line" />
        <row>
      </loop>
    </font>
  </pagedef>
</pdftemplate>
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