The data from
https://horsens.dk/-/api/MeetingApi/Meetings/%7B0748B00B-3E46-42BE-9D24-1061A2CD345B%7D
seems to be JSON, with some embedded HTML.
{"comittee":{"committeeInfo":{"title":"Børne- og Uddannelses­udvalget" +,"summary":"","text":"<h2>Medlemmer</h2>\n<table bordercolor=\"#00000 +0\" border=\"1\" rules=\"rows\" frame=\"below\">\n <thead>\n + <tr>\n <th>Navn&nbsp;</th>\n <th>E-mail&nbsp; +</th>\n <th>Parti&nbsp;</th>\n </tr>\n </thead>\ +n <tbody>\n <tr>\n <td>Lone &Oslash;rsted (forma +nd)&nbsp;</td>\n <td><span style=\"text-decoration: underl +ine;\"><a hre... ... 20T14:00:00Z","year":2014,"month":1,"title":"20. januar 2014","url":"/ +Politik/PolitiskeUdvalg/53/181"}]},"filter":{"year":[{"value":"2019", +"text":"2019"},{"value":"2018","text":"2018"},{"value":"2017","text": +"2017"},{"value":"2016","text":"2016"},{"value":"2015","text":"2015"} +,{"value":"2014","text":"2014"}],"month":null,"committee":null},"labe +ls":{"yeardefaultoption":"År","monthdefaultoption":"Måned","all":"All +e","results":"resultater","committeedefaultoption":"Udvalg","title":" +Titel"},"statistics":[{"title":"TimeSpan in ms","value":"1453"}]}
You could use something like LWP to directly fetch the JSON contents, then use JSON to parse it.

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In reply to Re: Data coming from API by NetWallah
in thread Data coming from API by Jacob_Kold

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