Hello everybody ! Iam beginner with Perl. I would like to create one function to have all my code inside. And i would like to call it with 2 "same" calls. I did that but it doesn't work: 
    
my $item; 
my $root = "'//a[@href="/"]'; 
my $name; 
sub myHomeTest { 
  $elem = $driver->find_element('//a[@href="/"]');  # Other way to get
+ Xpath:  $elem = $driver->find_element("//a[\@href='/']");
      $driver->mouse_move_to_location(element => $elem); # xoffset => 
+x, yoffset => y
      $driver->click_element_ok('//a[@href="/license/view"]', 'xpath',
+ @name);
      $driver->pause(3000);
      $driver->capture_screenshot("$path/snapLicenseview-$browser.png"
+);
      $driver->get_ok("$base_url","get Home url");
      $driver->pause(2000); 
   #return OneHome(); 
}

myHomeTest (first var, second var,third,var);
myHomeTest (first var, second var,third,var);

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And my code is following: 
    $elem = $driver->find_element('//a[@href="/"]');
    $driver->mouse_move_to_location(element => $elem); # xoffset => x,
+ yoffset => y
    $driver->click_element_ok('//a[@href="/license/view"]', 'xpath', '
+License View loaded');
    $driver->pause(2000);
    $driver->capture_screenshot("$path/snapLicenseview-$browser.png");
    $driver->get_ok("$base_url","Get Home url");
    $driver->pause(2000);


    $elem = $driver->find_element('//a[@href="/"]');
    $driver->mouse_move_to_location(element => $elem); # xoffset => x,
+ yoffset => y
    $driver->click_element_ok('//a[@href="/licenses"]', 'xpath', 'Lice
+nses loaded');
    $driver->pause(2000);
    $driver->capture_screenshot("$path/snapLicenses-$browser.png");
    $driver->get_ok("$base_url", "get Home url");
    $driver->pause(2000);

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How can i do ? Thanks !

In reply to One function with 2 calls with Selenium by Chaoui05

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