I'm writing code for a nested template loop using HTML::Template. I have an array of hashes for the first loop, and then within each hash, I need to create a key (named picorder) whose value is another hash for the internal template loop.
Here is relevant code: 
    my $x=0;
    my $numpix = @data;
    while ($data[$x]){
        my ($i,@orderdata,%myhash);
        foreach $i (1 .. $x){
            if ($i == $data[$x]{'picorder'}){$myhash{'orderline'} = "<
+option value=\"$i\" selected>$i</option>";
                }else{$myhash{'orderline'} = "<option value=\"$i\" sel
+ected>$i</option>";}
            push (@orderdata, \%myhash);    
        }
        $data[$x]{'orderdata'} = \@orderdata;
        if ($data[$x]{'anaglyph'} eq "Yes"){$data[$x]{'anaglyph'}="che
+cked";}
        $x++;
    }

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When I run the program, I get the error 'Can't use string ("anaglyph") as a HASH ref while "strict refs" in use'. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

In reply to dereferencing hash within a hash within an array by lpoht

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