Hi Monks,
I am stuck with the following two questions and I need your guidance to solve it.My question may seem simple or inappropriate but please consider the fact that I am a newbie to Perl.
1)Is it possible to specify 2 html tags in find() method if you are using Mechanize Package?Below is my code snippet which fails to return any output.Basically I have given a URL to get method say for example $mech->get("abc.com/xyz") and I am using this $mech along with find and attr methods. 

foreach my $element ($mech->find('span strong')) {
  print $element->as_text();
}

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2)Is there any method available that can take a html tag and an attribute as parameters and return the output instead of using find() and attr() methods separately.
The project that I am working on makes use of Mechanize Package.

In reply to Passing 2 tags to find() method by Kaustubh

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