Hello Monks,

I am trying to sort a hash of hashes of the form { 1 => { customer_class_id => 1, discount => "0.000", name => "None" }, 2 => etc. } by name alphabetically in template toolkit.

I currently have this: 

[% FOREACH category_id IN category.keys.sort($category_id.name) %]
    [% IF category.$category_id.customer_class_id == class_id %]
        <option value="[% category_id %]">[% category.$category_id.nam
+e %]</option>
    [% END %]
[% END %]

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Everything's displaying fine but it's not sorting correctly!

Any tips please?

In reply to Sort a hash of hashes by value in template toolkit by dariusj

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