I think that your question was understood ... but let's go on:

I assume you followed the steps in my post (and the earlier ones it referenced) and you now (if not before) have learned about string interpolation.

Also you have built the string that you want to pass to LWP outside the method call.

And finally, you have installed Data::Dumper and dumped the output of the string before you pass it to the method call.

Right? You did that?

So, what was output by Data::Dumper? Please post it here.

You will lose quickly the goodwill of the monks if you do not try to follow the advice you are given ... Have another look at the blahblah at the bottom of my previous post ;-)

Remember: Ne dederis in spiritu molere illegitimi!

In reply to Re^3: How to pass variable in the LWP module by 1nickt
in thread How to pass variable in the LWP module by bhushanQA

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