I'm just trying to get the program to find a table and return something if it does. Even though there are tons of tables on the page, it's still returning nothing when it's run? Any tips on where I might have screwed up my code? 
my $html_file = get("http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/injuries/pup");
die "Couldn't Get HTML File!" unless defined $html_file;
#print $html_file;

for($depth = 0; $depth < 100; $depth++)
   {
      for($count = 0; $count < 100; $count++)
         {
   

               my $te = HTML::TableExtract->new( depth => $depth, coun
+t => $count ) or die(print "Unable To Extract Table");
               $te->parse($html_file) or die(print "Unable to parse st
+ring");

                foreach $ts ($te->tables) 
                {
                  print "Table found at ";
                  foreach $row ($ts->rows) 
                  {
                     print @$row;
                    }
                }
            #print "Depth = " . $depth . " Count = " . $count . "\n";
         }
   }

 #print "Injured Players Have Been Deleted From Database \n \n";

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In reply to Why doesn't my scraper work? by jdlev

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