well, are you passing the authentication credentials when you create
the LWP useragent?
IIRC, there's a whole section in the LWP documentation on HTTP basic auth...
(also, you might want to consider taking your questions over to
'beginn...@perl.org' -- not sure there are that many people on this
I’ve inherited an app that uses templates.
Most of the template contain multiple forms and tables within and buttons
within that.
The order of the forms I can get from the template, most are not named forms so
I have to get them with form_number(#)
Question:
Can I depend on the form
Hi Billy -
Are any of the forms in the templates displayed conditionally? (I.e.,
are there forms inside IF blocks in the templates.)
If not -- if all the forms are always shown -- then yes, the numbers
should be stable.
My suggestion would be to just add unique identifiers to the forms,
because
Thanks,
Some times it is conditional, depending on admin rights. But your right I
should add a name to each of them, it would make things much easier.
Just can’t do it to the current production version.
Guess I need to make copy and test that one :)
On Nov 3, 2014, at 8:50 AM, John SJ Anderson
I’ve gotten everything copied and working from the Chrome, but when I execute
my test script I get :
ok 1 - In sub main::login
ok 2 -: 49 : Credentials passed ok
Error GETing http://cportal-test.dfw0.hypercube-llc.com/html/cp.cgi:
Authorization Required at
what is wrong w/ below?
I would think this would work but this is spitting out
use strict;
use warnings;
use WWW::Mechanize;
my $mech = WWW::Mechanize-new();
my $url = 'http://10.212.100.1';
#$mech-credentials('user1', 'passwd1');
my $page = $mech-get( $url );
print $page\n;
when I run it,
Richard Lee wrote:
what is wrong w/ below?
I would think this would work but this is spitting out
use strict;
use warnings;
use WWW::Mechanize;
my $mech = WWW::Mechanize-new();
my $url = 'http://10.212.100.1';
#$mech-credentials('user1', 'passwd1');
my $page = $mech-get( $url );
print
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 20:45:43 +0100, Rob Dixon wrote:
Jason Roth wrote:
I'm using www::mechanize to submit a form to a website, and one of
the fields is disabled (and enabled by javascript on the page which
obviously isn't running). When I try to set a value for this field I
get a no such
I'm using www::mechanize to submit a form to a website, and one of the
fields is disabled (and enabled by javascript on the page which
obviously isn't running). When I try to set a value for this field I
get a no such field error. How to I set a value for, and enable,
disabled form fields?
Jason Roth wrote:
I'm using www::mechanize to submit a form to a website, and one of
the fields is disabled (and enabled by javascript on the page which
obviously isn't running). When I try to set a value for this field I
get a no such field error. How to I set a value for, and enable,
On 03/30/2007 01:20 PM, Jason Roth wrote:
I'm using www::mechanize to submit a form to a website, and one of the
fields is disabled (and enabled by javascript on the page which
obviously isn't running). When I try to set a value for this field I
get a no such field error. How to I set a value
Hi all there,
I'd like to use %subj% with caching options. I know how to use
Cache::File; or WWW::Mechanize::Cached.
Problem comes, when I want to cache webpage with forms (POST).
I decide not to use WWW::Mechanize::Cached, because it uses as key
given URL (as I decoded that from source).
I
Ing == Ing Branislav Gerzo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ing Problem comes, when I want to cache webpage with forms (POST).
This is strange. POST requests are not necessarily idempotent, and this is
why caches never cache them. Perhaps you want to turn these POSTs into GETs
instead, if you know
Randal L. Schwartz [RLS], on , , 2006 at 09:01 (-0800) contributed
this to our collective wisdom:
Ing Problem comes, when I want to cache webpage with forms (POST).
RLS This is strange. POST requests are not necessarily idempotent, and this is
RLS why caches never cache them. Perhaps you want
On Wed, May 12, 2004 at 12:59:44PM -0500, Ben Miller wrote:
my @links = $mech-find_all_links(tag = a, text_regex = qr/\bWORD\b/i );
... tag = a, ...
I suspect.
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Hi,
I'm reading/scraping hyperlinks from a specific web page using the following
while incorporating the WWW::Mechanize module:
my @links = $mech-find_all_links(tag = a, text_regex = qr/\bWORD\b/i );
When I run the program, I get an error: 'Can't modify constant item in
scalar assignment at
Ben Miller wrote:
Hi,
Hello,
I'm reading/scraping hyperlinks from a specific web page using the following
while incorporating the WWW::Mechanize module:
my @links = $mech-find_all_links(tag = a, text_regex = qr/\bWORD\b/i );
try tag = 'a' you are trying to assign a value of a to tag the way it
On 5/12/04 1:26 PM, Paul Johnson wrote:
On Wed, May 12, 2004 at 12:59:44PM -0500, Ben Miller wrote:
my @links = $mech-find_all_links(tag = a, text_regex = qr/\bWORD\b/i );
... tag = a, ...
I suspect.
Thank you to Paul and to Lee for their quick and efficient answer. That was
exactly
Next and hopefully last question for now on a more general subject: Why do
array members take the form of 'ARRAY(0x90df74)' rather than the actual
content fed to an array or variable?
Whatever variable looks like that when printed if an array reference.
for(@links) {
print @{$_};
}
see
perldoc
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