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Hi , I will explain more with code example in my perl dancer code I have route ... $jsonFile ...

Sorry, that doesn't compile , its not perl

$ perl nope
Bareword found where operator expected at nope line 5, near ""{"name"
        (Missing operator before name?)
String found where operator expected at nope line 5, near "name":""
Bareword found where operator expected at nope line 5, near "":"jsonFi
+leexample"
        (Missing operator before jsonFileexample?)
String found where operator expected at nope line 5, near "jsonFileexa
+mple",""
Bareword found where operator expected at nope line 5, near "","proble
+m"
        (Missing operator before problem?)
String found where operator expected at nope line 5, near "problem":""
Bareword found where operator expected at nope line 5, near "":"thisIs
+ThrProblem"
        (Missing operator before thisIsThrProblem?)
Backslash found where operator expected at nope line 5, near "thisIsTh
+rProblem\"
String found where operator expected at nope line 5, at end of line
        (Missing semicolon on previous line?)
syntax error at nope line 5, near ""{"name"
Can't find string terminator '"' anywhere before EOF at nope line 5.
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in the server side I have the route that receive the perl dancer paramemters

That doesn't mention sendfileToserver

so here in javascript I had the error , that some thing is wrong with the json file when I look at the error I saw that json file is missing the \

So far you're not showing a problem with Dancer

Most likely a problem in your template

In reply to Re^3: perl dancer route template hashref pass complex json file to server issue by Anonymous Monk
in thread perl dancer route template hashref pass complex json file to server issue by RamiD

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