The HTML::Form snippet at Re: HTML::Form problem is being used verbatim, so it's not being told to go to the marinersk site.

In theory, I'm trying to get the entire content of the web page via LWP. Update: Sorry, that wasn't a clear answer to your question. I'm basically trying to load all the data from a web page to be handled after I succeed at this "simple" task, and will be using the knowledge gained in order to write all manner of web-interface thingies. Mostly I was just wanting to see what I was going to get back.

I thought the snippet would give me that.

Am I out in left field and in need of a good read?

Update: Corrected link.

In reply to Re: Re: I Appear To Be HTTP-Stupid by marinersk
in thread I Appear To Be HTTP-Stupid by marinersk

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