OK, thanks again for the modified script. Way better than what I have. I did some research and figured out that the lotame info returned was actually in the html files. Here's the section that was extracted from:

</script> <script>
/**
* Trigger the backfill event with lotame params
* @param lotameInfo
* @returns no return
*/
var logBackfillEvent = function (lotameInfo) {
setTimeout(function () {
if (typeof _Anemone === "object") {
payload = {};
payload.pl_ltmedata = {};
payload.presentation = {"count": 0};
payload.provider = {};
payload.pl_bfj = JSON.stringify(payload);
payload.pl_ltmedata = lotameInfo;
payload.pl_ltmedata = JSON.stringify(lotameInfo);
payload['anxi'] = JSUtil.defaultVal(_AnemoneParams2.eventId, '');
_Anemone.logEvent('BackFill', payload);
}
}, 0);
}
/**
* Read the lotame cookie
* If lotame cookie not exist then make a request for the Lotame Audien
+ce Extraction async call
* Drop the lotame cookie
* Trigger the backfill with lotame params
* @param e
* @param t
* @param id
*/

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I'm not sure why the above values were returned as I don't see any keywords in there. Maybe something is close enough that it's pulling it. I'll have to take a closer look. Maybe I need to do an exact match. I also am still having trouble on search for two words at a time. I'll keep trying. Any insight you have would be greatly appreciated.

In reply to Re^3: Perl Array Question, combining HTML::HeadParser and regex by Anonymous Monk
in thread Perl Array Question, combining HTML::HeadParser and regex by Anonymous Monk

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