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I've done it in TT2 many times too, but in this case I'm using MIME::Lite::TT::HTML. Have you actually tried to pass a HoH ref using this module?

I know my HoH ref is good because I've tested it in the CGI. The resultant HoH ref doesn't work. The hash ref does work.

If you're sure it can be done, and you can show me a working example of how it can be done, i'll buy you lunch :)

Thanks.

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