Hi,
Since you did:
return { Featured => $results->{Featured} };
the tag <%Priority%> does nothing. It runs the code and makes new tags available. What you need to do is anywhere after <%Priority%> you would put <%Featured%>. Since you are only setting one thing, you should really just do:
return $results->{Featured};
and that way, when you call <%Priority%> it will return what is in the Featured column.
Cheers,
Alex
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Gossamer Threads Inc.
Since you did:
return { Featured => $results->{Featured} };
the tag <%Priority%> does nothing. It runs the code and makes new tags available. What you need to do is anywhere after <%Priority%> you would put <%Featured%>. Since you are only setting one thing, you should really just do:
return $results->{Featured};
and that way, when you call <%Priority%> it will return what is in the Featured column.
Cheers,
Alex
--
Gossamer Threads Inc.
