ya gots to set up another handler, like the XML::Parser Tutorial demonstrates ;D 

#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use CGI qw ( :standard );
use Fcntl qw ( :flock );
use XML::Parser;
use vars / $flag /;

if (param) {
   my ($parser, $document, $users);
   open(USERS, "../../xml_final/users/users.xml") ||
      die "Could not open users.xml $!";
   flock(USERS, LOCK_SH);

print header;
print start_html;

   $parser= new XML::Parser();
   $parser->setHandlers(
        Start => \&start_handler,
        End   => \&end_handler,
        Char  => \&char_handler,
        );
   $document = $parser->parse (\*USERS);
   close (USERS);

   sub char_handler{
        my ($expat, $text) =@_;
        $main::username .= $text if $flag == 0;
        $main::password .= $text if $flag == 1;
   }

   sub start_handler{
        my ($expat, $element, %attributes) =@_;

        if ($flag==0 && $element eq param("username")) {
           $flag=1;
        }
        if ($flag==1 && $element eq param("password")) {
           print p("Good Job");
        }
    }

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In reply to Re: How do I get the text value of an element using XML Parser? by Anonymous Monk
in thread How do I get the text value of an element using XML Parser? by krujos

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