On 15/10/2011 07:15, Gisle Aas wrote:
On Oct 15, 2011, at 0:03 , Rob Dixon wrote:
Method HTML::Form::FileInput::form_name_value has been changed so that
there is now a separate 'filename' field in the object. There is also
code, marked as legacy, handling the old way of doing things
defined $old;
from the 'filename' method.
Cheers,
Rob Dixon
On 22/06/2011 00:40, Gary Yang wrote:
I use get and getstore() to retrieve links. However, the page I got
with “get” and “getstore()” is different than the page I got from
the browser. To debug it, I copied and pasted the link below to the
browser’s address bar. Then, I view the HTML source
On 14/06/2011 09:11, Gary Yang wrote:
I have been trying to learn LWP Post, by going through an examples on the web. Perl
LWP. I try to search AbeBooks for the book Codex Seraphinianus from the main page
(AbeBooks). Below is the code that I am using. But this just sends me back the content of
On 21/01/2011 07:27, Mani, Krithika wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to use LWP::UserAgent class in a perl script . The
version of perl is 5.8.4 . But while running the script I am getting
an error Can't locate LWP/UserAgent.pm in @INC. Could you please
let me know the exact library which needs to be
Ed Avis rote:
If LWP::Simple::get() fails it returns undef. So if you want to check
for errors you do something like
my $got = get($url);
if (not defined $got) {
# Handle error somehow, perhaps by dying
}
do_something_with($got);
But a lot of the time,
Francis Turner wrote:
David Busby wrote:
I'm having trouble with the following:
my $tf = HTML::TagFilter-new(strip_comments = 1);
$tf-allow_tags(undef);
my $clean_html = $tf-filter($res-content);
But now my $clean_html has s many line feeds, tabs and spaces, wasted
Martin Thurn wrote:
I ran into similar problems for my module WWW::Search.
No, out-of-the-box you can not re-use an HTML::TreeBuilder object to parse
a new file.
I'm pretty sure you're wrong about that. HTML::TreeBuilder subclasses
HTML::Parser, which provides the 'new', 'parse',
James.Q.L wrote:
Thurn, Martin wrote:
I ran into similar problems for my module WWW::Search.
No, out-of-the-box you can not re-use an HTML::TreeBuilder object to parse
a new file. BUT you can use the following code as a reset. I.e. call
parse, muck with the tree, do the following
Gisle Aas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Rob Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Perhaps a little better than hacking the module is to mess with the
package hash %standard_case in the calling code?
$HTTP::Headers::standard_case{xxx-xxx-xxx} = xxx-xxx-xxx
David Sanders wrote:
I am having a problem with LWP::Simple::get() on a Windows XP installation.
(LWP version 5.69).
The following command hangs up (requiring a Cntrl-c):
perl -e use LWP::Simple; my \$out=get(\http://www.cpan.org\;);print \$out
but this works
perl -e use
Rob Dixon wrote:
Rob Dixon wrote:
If you have a fixed piece of HTML that you want to add then
you would still be better off coding it up using 'new_from_lol',
but if the content varies then you could package the lines
above as a subroutine:
sub html_element {
my $html
Rob Dixon wrote:
Rob Dixon wrote:
If you have a fixed piece of HTML that you want to add then
you would still be better off coding it up using 'new_from_lol',
but if the content varies then you could package the lines
above as a subroutine:
sub html_element {
my $html = shift
Rob Dixon wrote:
Rob Dixon wrote:
If you have a fixed piece of HTML that you want to add then
you would still be better off coding it up using 'new_from_lol',
but if the content varies then you could package the lines
above as a subroutine:
sub html_element {
my $html = shift
Rob Dixon wrote:
Rob Dixon wrote:
If you have a fixed piece of HTML that you want to add then
you would still be better off coding it up using 'new_from_lol',
but if the content varies then you could package the lines
above as a subroutine:
sub html_element {
my $html = shift
Sorry for the multiple post guys. I thought there was
something wrong with my kit, but it looks like the NNTP
server was down for a while.
Rob
Gisle Aas wrote:
bob tod [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I need to be able to push a header into the request object without LWP
converting the case of the key.
eg. i do:
$request-push_header(xxx-xxx-xxx,text);
The actual headers recieved by the server are:
Xxx-Xxx-Xxx-text
Can
Anindya Dey-ERM/Kolkata wrote:
i have recd a file with extension .lwp
please suggest a way to open the file
If the file extension has been used properly then
this is a Lotus Word Pro document: nothing to
do with LWP. I doubt if you can open it without
installing Word Pro.
If it's just an
Rob Dixon wrote:
If you have a fixed piece of HTML that you want to add then
you would still be better off coding it up using 'new_from_lol',
but if the content varies then you could package the lines
above as a subroutine:
sub html_element {
my $html = shift;
my $element = HTML
James.Q.L wrote:
I am trying to add html tag to an existing html file using HTML::TreeBuiler.
the problem is that the added tags isn't encoded after the output. everything els is
fine.
###
my $tree = HTML::TreeBuilder-new;
$tree-no_space_compacting(1);
James.Q.L wrote:
--- Rob Dixon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
James.Q.L wrote:
I am trying to add html tag to an existing html file using HTML::TreeBuiler.
the problem is that the added tags isn't encoded after the output. everything
els is fine.
###
my $tree
Hi all.
I have been trying to automate the retrieval of data from a WWWsite
which happens to have a malformed comment in the HTML head
section. It looks like this:
HTML
HEAD
! Created on 15/10/95 Amended by CH for Leicestershire etc
22/08/2001 -
TITLELibrary Catalogue/TITLE
META
Hi
Could somebody tell me which URL should be used in
the Referer header when a link is followed from a
document which is the result of one or more redirections?
Is it the original document that was requested or the final
one which comes with a success status code? Also, is there
any part of LWP
Hi Jonathan.
Jonathan Daigle wrote:
hi! i had set
$cookies_file = HTTP::Cookies-new();
$ua-cookie_jar($cookies_file);
$ua-request(get $url_page)
should this work?
Yes, that looks fine, as long as you don't want a persistent cookie
jar. (You'll have an new empty one every time you run the
Doug Monroe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Rob Dixon wrote:
Hi
Could somebody tell me which URL should be used in
the Referer header when a link is followed from a
document which is the result of one or more redi
Matt Ashby wrote:
Dear All,
I am trying to run the following script on my hosted web space, but
when I do I get a 500 Server Error.
When I run the script on a command line on a separate server it works
perfectly. I have tried giving the file all sorts of permissions, but
it won't work.
The third argument to HTTP::Request-new is an HTTP::Headers object. Try
my $request = HTTP::Request-new(POST=$action, HTTP::Headers-new
(%args));
HTH,
Rob
Chris Greenhill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Hi,
I can't seem to pass a hash to
Thanks Doug, but all I've found is some posts where people want to follow
JS-encoded redirections and refreshes. The general case, where Perl provides
most of the document object model for JS to manipulate, doesn't seem to have
been addressed.
I've been looking at SpiderMonkey, which seems to be
Nathan
I'm not clear whether you're getting /html or not. Try dumping the
returned value with $response-as_string to see exactly what you're getting.
Also examine $response-status_line to check for anything other than a
success.
HTH,
Rob
- Original Message -
From: Agrin, Nathan [EMAIL
$request-header ('Referer' = $url)
HTH,
Rob
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From: Marc Power [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 30 August 2001 16:36
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: LWP::UserAgent - browser simulation
How can I set the REFERER variable in the request, please?
best,
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