Quick question today. I have looked all over, but seem to be missing the answer.

I am having an issue reading an individual frame that is generated from a web page I call. For example: I make a call to index.html while passing some variables across to the site with the call. Based in what I have sent, the site returns an index2.html first, and as the top left frame of the page that says "your browser needs upgrading". A top right frame is also built and presented to me with the data I am looking for, and a frame (that has no data I need) covering the lower half of the browser.

Is perl able to "see" the 2nd and 3rd frames that get sent by the site? If so, how?

If it is of any help, modules I am using in the script that have some relation to calling web pages are: HTTP::Request::Common and LWP::UserAgent.

I am the TacoVendor

In reply to Using perl to read multiple html frames by TacoVendor

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