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I am writing a script that will query a url and get the html code from the page and then parse it with HTML::TableExtract. I am getting and error in my log file that says:
HTML::TableExtract=HASH(0x1df15b8)

Does anyone know how i can fix this or maybe show me a better way to get my information. The information i need is in a table on this page.
Here's a copy of my code. Please, any help would be appreciated. THNX.
Ray

# Ray Espinoza
# GetAPC.pl
# This script will take a list of ip addresses of APCs and
#  send the desired output to a textfile. 
######################################################################

#!D:\perl\bin -w

  use LWP::UserAgent; 
  use HTTP::Request; 
  use HTML::TableExtract
  
  ####################################################################
+#
  # Asking for Output file names.
  ####################################################################
+#
  
  print "Enter the name of the output file:\n";
  chomp($OutFile = <STDIN>);
  
  ####################################################################
+##
  # Opens the outfile for appending
  ####################################################################
+##
  open(OUT,">$OutFile") || die "Can't create $OutFile: $!";
  
  ####################################################################
+##
  # This will log into the apc and grab the html and stuff it into an
  #  array and then i will take that array and add a new line to every
  #  line and stuff that into a variable
  ####################################################################
+###
  $ua = new LWP::UserAgent; 
  $url = 'http://192.168.1.1/pdumaina';
  #print $url;
  $request = new HTTP::Request('GET',$url); 
  $request->authorization_basic('login', 'password'); 
  $ua->timeout(10); 
  $response     = $ua->request($request); 
  $responsecode = $response->code(); 

  if ($responsecode != 200) { 
      print "Failed Request: $responsecode\n"; 
  } else { 
        # login successful, let's get the html code into a variable
        @ARRAY_OF_LINES = (split "\n", $ua->request($request)->as_stri
+ng);

        foreach $line (@ARRAY_OF_LINES) {
           $html_code .= $line . "\n";
        }
    }
  ####################################################################
+####
  # This will attempt to use HTML::TableExtract to look for these spec
+ific
  #  headers in the html tables and print out the values in the table.
  ####################################################################
+####
  $te = new HTML::TableExtract( headers => [qw(Outlet Device Name)] );
  $te->parse($html_code);
  print OUT $te;

close(OUT) || warn "Couldn't close $OutFile";
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