I need to get the content of "p" tag, that contents each of the seven paragraphs of my text, and, separately, the content of the "recording dates" (h4 and h3) tag, that contents the text title. "p" and "recording dates" belong to "release-height". The problem is that they are on the same level. So I don't know how to get them separately. I need to do two process, on for the "name of the artist", and the title of the artist, and one another for all of the paragraphs, but i really don't know how to proceed. 
use URI;
use Web::Scraper;
use Encode;
use Data::Dumper;

open (OUT, '>LM_Article.txt'); 

my $resultat = scraper 
{
    process '//body[@id="artists"]', 'entree[]' => scraper  
{   
    process '//div[@class="header-bar-inner"]/h2', artiste => 'TEXT'; 
    process '//div[@class="release-height"]/div[@class="recording-    
+  dates"]', titre => 'TEXT'; 
};

my $resultat2 = scraper 
{
    process '//div[@class="release-height"]', 'entree[]' => scraper   
+  
{   
    process '//div[@class="release-height"]/p', texte =>'TEXT';
}; 
} 

my $res = $resultat.$resultat2 ->scrape( URI-   >new("http://www.bluen
+ote.com/artists/lee-morgan") );

for my $val (@{$res->{entree}})
{ 
    print OUT Encode::encode ("utf8", $val->{artiste} . "\n" . $val-> 
+   {titre} . "\n" . $val->{texte} . "\n");
}

close (OUT);

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In reply to Web Scraper : 2 process !! by Alexander75

Title:
Use:  <p> text here (a paragraph) </p>
and:  <code> code here </code>
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