This is still not working. I'm not sure what the problem is. Essentially Each webpage shows me a page of data represented in csv format. Just a single blank white page with data. Currently in our office we we run a curl command on each webpage to send that data in an email. One webpage has customer id and storage size the other webpage has those same customer id but with the customer names associated with the customer id.
What I'm trying to do is take both of those web pages data and match their the customer id and storage size to the corresponding customer id and client name on the other put that into a new csv format and email that information to whoever needs it in the body of the email.
In short. I need to take two web pages, match and concatenate the data and email it.

In reply to Re^6: parsing CSV by younggrasshopper13
in thread parsing CSV by younggrasshopper13

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