I don't understand how to access an HTML table from a document.

I am playing with the job link(I am not able to post it here, but you can get it from here: Question on StackOverflow

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The idea is to click on "Next page" button several times and gather all small HTML tables into one.

When I open the link with WWW::Mechanize::Firefox, I can get the whole document (and first page HTML table) with  my $cont= $mech->content( format => 'html' );

After that I click on "Next page" button with 


my $id="search_result_next_page_link"; 
$mech->click({ xpath => qq{//*[\@id="$id"]}, synchronize => 0 });

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I can click the button many times and the table is being changed inside the document, but I can not use $mech->content any more, because the URL is the same and content is not changing.

I tried something like @tt= $mech->xpathEx(xpath=>'/html/body/form/div[4]/div/main/div/div[3]/section/div/div/table/'); ,it gives me something like  MozRepl::RemoteObject , but doesn't give me any idea how to get actual HTML table code.

In reply to How to get an HTML table from the document using WWW::Mechanize::Firefox ? by Smeet2002

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