Hello,

please how i can get singl node from URL?

I startet with: 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use XML::Simple;

my $filename = 'http://www.geocities.ws/arenas/xml/find.xml';

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????? 

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# start with powershell
$xt = [string] "#text"

$xmlUrl = "http://www.geocities.ws/arenas/xml/find.xml"

$xWeb = New-Object System.Net.WebClient
$xWeb.Encoding = [System.Text.Encoding]::UTF8
$xxml = $xWeb.DownloadString($xmlUrl)
$xa = ([xml]$xxml).selectNode("find/find/work[@type="eu"]"/a).$xt

# -f = force
$xa_1 = "{0:## ###.###}" -f ([int]$xa * 2) # or moor complex

$xval

# end

# now save to html

$xpath = "C:\studio\xml\val.html"
$Create = [system.IO.File]::CreateText($xpath)
<#
or
$Create = [System.IO.File]::Exists($xpath)
#>
$Create.WriteLine("<!DOCTYPE ....

# end html
$Create.Flush()
$Create.close()
clear-variable x* -scope global

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Thanks for your help
@r

..(\(°°)/)..

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