Hi,
I would like try the simple perl-based text processor(url extractor) which will extract from web page some data and show it on separate page.
I mean user input as follows:
I copy and paste page url into special field into cgi page and click "Process" button. Script connects to target page and extract the required data. I want to get the list with url and names against each link:

rtsp://294.173.72.132/storage/01BE012430_1000.wmv JanetJackson_Again

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The variable in this link is only 01BE012430, the rest is constant.
The variable data is inside html code, it contains within the followind string:
ID(10 numbers):
1) <input type="radio" id="rad01BE012430" name="rad01BE012430" checked>Full need be taken from name="rad01BE012430", rad prefix need be cutted.

or from

2) ..checked VALUE="01BE012430">

Artist and sond titel locate before ID, inside this code:

1. <font color="#333333">Melanie G</font></strong><font color="#333333
+"><br>Word Up</a></font></span> <BR>

<td width="20%"><b>Artist</b></td>
<td width="80%">Sandra</td> <br>

<td width="20%"><b>Title</b></td>
<td width="80%">Secret Land</td>,

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or
 <font color="#333333">Melanie G</font></strong><font color="#333333">
+<br>Word Up</a></font></span><br>

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Need help to make this script. Dont know, possible Javascript may better handle this, but it will require copy and paste all html code in javascript page, locally. Not so bad.

In reply to Links and data extractor script by sandal

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