Line 108 of HTML::TreeBuilder is a call to HTML::TreeBuilder::parse, which (according to lines 1967–8 of the source code) is inherited from HTML::Parser. Parts of that module — including the parse method — are implemented in C, which is compiled for your local machine when you install the module.

So, it seems there are two possibilities:

1. The call to get is failing, as suggested by Anonymous Monk, below. So, the first thing to do is to print out the variable $contents immediately following the call to get but before the call to new_from_content, to verify that get is working correctly.

2. If it is, then check the installation of HTML::Parser on the machine where the code is failing. Perhaps try re-installing this module.

Hope that helps,

If it is, then check the installation of HTML::Parser on the m ...

Don't bother with that its a waste of time

$ perl -MHTML::Tree -le " HTML::TreeBuilder->new_from_content( undef )
+"
Use of uninitialized value in subroutine entry at C:/citrusperl/site/l
+ib/HTML/TreeBuilder.pm line 108.

$ perl -MCarp::Always -MHTML::Tree -le " HTML::TreeBuilder->new_from_c
+ontent( undef )"
Use of uninitialized value in subroutine entry at C:/citrusperl/site/l
+ib/HTML/TreeBuilder.pm line 108.
        HTML::TreeBuilder::new_from_content('HTML::TreeBuilder', undef
+) called at -e line 1
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