Hi , i am using Selenium::Remote::Driver; module to download some files from webpage, Actually when i click the link in the webpage i will get an zip file , as i cannot save it directly, i am using get_page_source function to get that page and printing (putting ) in file and after that download i am renaming that file to .zip file , but when i open the file i am getting error that file is damaged , so how i can download the file without damging , please help me , i have attached code below please help me how to solve the issue

use Selenium::Remote::Driver;
 @webelements=$driver->find_elements("input","tag_name");
foreach $elemnt (@webelements){
    sleep(5);
    $string = $elemnt->get_attribute('src');
    print "The string is [$string] \n";
    if ( $string && $string =~ /disk25.gif/i){
         print "one lement found \n";
    $elemnt->submit();
    sleep(5);
        #$elemnt->click();
        my @handles = $driver->get_window_handles;
        print "handles in last loop @handles ".@handles;
        open (F1,'>C:\Users\u0156151\Desktop\final');
        open (FS,'>C:\Users\u0156151\Desktop\finalfile');
        #$F="Z$count";
        binmode FS;
         print FS $driver->get_page_source();
         print F1 $driver->get_page_source();
         
         
         last;
         $count++;
    }
}

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so after running the above code i will get two files final and finalfile , when i rename them to final.zip and finalfile.zip the zip file is getting corrupted

In reply to Selenium get_page_source function by ragilla

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