Re^3: Appending to Template Toolkit

Then read the section again. Maybe searching for the word "append" helps. I'm not sure how I could tell things clearer than the documentation already does, which is why I'm pointing you to it instead of regurgitating it here.

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Re^4: Appending to Template Toolkit by Anonymous Monk on Mar 07, 2011 at 20:45 UTC
No problem in helping you!Here it is, try this way: `#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use Template; ... my $template = Template->new( ); my $temp_data = {}; # set variales for template ... # here is how I did for HTML::Template #$template->param(my_date => $date); #$onscreen .= $template->output; # process template with tt $temp_data->{'my_date'} = $date; $template->process('screen.html', $temp_data, \$onscreen) \|\| di +e $template->error( ); ... $onscreen .="</table>";` [download] Let me know if works!	[reply] [d/l]

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Re^4: Appending to Template Toolkit
by Anonymous Monk on Mar 07, 2011 at 20:45 UTC

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Template;

...

my $template = Template->new( );
my $temp_data = {};
  # set variales for template
  ...              
# here is how I did for HTML::Template     
      #$template->param(my_date => $date);
      #$onscreen .= $template->output;
      
      # process template with tt
      $temp_data->{'my_date'} = $date;
      $template->process('screen.html', $temp_data, \$onscreen) || di
+e $template->error( );
...
      $onscreen .="</table>";
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