On 6/19/07, Michael Reece <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
i believe you are getting an array-ref because you are calling it in list
context via the [ ... ] here.
my $myalums = [ $c->model('MyDB::Alumni')->search({}, { rows => 20 })
] ;
try:
my $myalums_iter = $c->model('MyDB::Alumni')->search({}, { rows =>
20 });
while (my $alum = $myalums_iter->next) { ... }
You are correct (and I did explain that as well in my original post that was
happening). So the question is , how can I make the same call and access
the data in both places? It seems silly that I have to make the call
without brackets to access in the controller, and with brackets to access in
the template, so I assume I am accessing the object incorrectly in one place
or the other, but I would like to be able to use ->next in the controller.
Thanks,
John
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