Dear sir 

in regards to  
use Data::Dumper;
print Dumper $incomingdata;

I really do not know how to put it in as the core code of the main pro
+gramme is too difficult for me.....

but  i have test it in this way

sub { # 
# splits them up into stuff like "{name => 'name222',colour => 'yellow
+'}" 
#my @split = (split /\Q},{/, $_[0]); 
#my $value = $split[0];
my $value = $_[0]; 

return($value);
}

then i use a template tag to print its data out 
it looks exactly the same as it shored in db


[{'quantity' => 1,'name' => 'abc1' }, {'quantity' => 2,
 'name' => 'abc2'}]

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In reply to Re^4: WHAT IS WRONG TO PASS PARAMETER TO THE ARRAY? by Anonymous Monk
in thread WHAT IS WRONG TO PASS PARAMETER TO THE ARRAY? by courierb

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