Hi all,
I wanted to access the contents of sub rows within a row in HTML via perl.The table looks somewhat like this.
Project Status

1.abc       1.OK     

            2.OK     

            3.OK     

2.def       1.Ok     

            2.failed

I wanted to access the 2nd and 3rd status for the project 1 i.e.abc.It's in a table format. 

use HTML::TableExtract;
use LWP::Simple;
my $proj="abc"; 
my $cnt;
my $Table_Extract = HTML::TableExtract->new();

my $Build_Page = "path of html file";
    my $Content = get("$Build_Page");    
    $Table_Extract->parse($Content);

    
    foreach my $ts ($Table_Extract->tables)
    {
      foreach  my $row ($ts->rows)
      {
        if($$row[0]=~/$proj/)
       {
           print $$row[1];       
      }
      }
       
     }

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As a result i find the 1st ok only from the table but i want to fetch other results also.
Can you please help me out and suggest some ways to do this. Sorry for this approach of displaying table as i could'nt upload any screenshot.


Thanks.
Pearl.

In reply to HTML:Table extract using perl by pearl_query

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