Even with your incomplete HTML, Mojo::DOM to the rescue:

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Mojo::DOM;
use feature 'say';

my $html = 'Information</div><br><div class="formline"><div class="for
+mlabel">FillDB File Size Limit:</div><div class="forminput">0.0% ( 0 
+/ 3145728 Bytes )</div></div><div class="formline"><div class="formla
+bel">FillDB File Count Limit:</div><div class="forminput">0.0% ( 0 / 
+10000 Files)</div></div><br><hr><div';

my $dom = Mojo::DOM->new( $html );

for my $element ( $dom->find('.forminput')->each ){
  say $element->text;
}

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Output:

0.0% ( 0 / 3145728 Bytes )
0.0% ( 0 / 10000 Files)

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If you have the file locally, the docs show how to read it in, if you are parsing a live site, you could just combine it all at once using Mojo::UserAgent (for example).

Update: Depending on the full page you may need to alter the selector somewhat. A full example would help.

In reply to Re: Parse html file by marto
in thread Parse html file by TonyNY

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