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Thank you, Corion for that example and link to your page which I have bookmarked!

It looks like the content I need is then stored in $res->{_content}. I had to first install LWP::UserAgent and LWP::Protocol::https to get this to work though.

I guess I need to get more familiar with the LWP, LWP::UserAgent and HTTP::Request modules.

What is the difference between LWP::UserAgent and Mojo::UserAgent, the latter which was also suggested to me to try to solve this?

Thanks again!

In reply to Re^2: Using LWP (or some other module) to Dowload HTML with Cookie Session ID by Leudwinus
in thread Using LWP (or some other module) to Dowload HTML with Cookie Session ID by Leudwinus

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