Adam Herzog wrote:
In your previous code you were doing something similar to this in your
controller:
while ( my $hits = $rs->next ) {
push @hits, $hits->date;
}
That should fill @hits with DateTime objects. Assuming you stick @hits
into your stash, then in your template you can do:
[% FOR hit IN hits; %]
Date: [% hit.dmy(); %]<br />
[% END; %]
That should display a list of all of the dates, formatted how you wanted.
It does, thanks, though I have a little more control over the formatting
if I use the method suggested by mst, ie hit.strftime('%d.%m.%Y')
--
Richard Jones
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