Hi, poj has the night off ;-)

You don't check to see whether your call to capture_screenshot succeeded. It returns true if so, and nothing if it fails. 

$driver->capture_screenshot("$path/Website-$url.png") or warn "Didn't 
+get it!";

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Since the call is not raising an exception, it's hard to guess what the problem might be: if the file could not be opened or written to, you would have encountered a fatal error, for example. If you turn on debugging you might see some issue with the driver itself, or maybe diagnostics from the Perl module ... 

$driver->debug_on();

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Like I say I cannot really think of a cause of your issue: I have used the command successfully myself many times, FWIW.

Hope this helps!


The way forward always starts with a minimal test.

In reply to Re^5: Recover Excel data from cells with Foreach loop by 1nickt
in thread Recover Excel data from cells with Foreach loop by Perlchaoui

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