My program starts at the following url: http://www.dhl-usa.com/TransitTimes/USTTimeStart.asp?nav=TransitTimes after I have it enter the zip codes (53213, 60056) and go to the next page, the url is 
http://www.dhl-usa.com/TransitTimes/USTTimeRslts.asp?nav=TransitTimes&
+oz=53213&oc=1&oh=ORD&dz=60056&dc=1&dt=1/6/2006&tt=1&hy=&zn=2&am=Y

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How do I do a search (and print) the number of days in transit (in this case "1"). Every search I try seems to come up without finding the phrase. The immediate phrase of the HTML that the "1" is in <div class="pL5">1 is repeated 17 times in this page, but that may vary. I tried to do a search on the paragraph of HTML code that contains the "1" that I need: 

DHL Ground Service</a> <br> (Letter &#150; 150 Pounds)</div></td>     
+       

            <td><div class="pL5">Monday,&nbsp;Jan&nbsp;9,&nbsp;2006 &n
+bsp;By end of day<img src="http://www.dhl-usa.com/images/blank.gif" w
+idth="1" height="1"></div></td>                        

            <td><div class="pL5">1

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, but it won't find it. I'm just using 
if( $mech->content =~ m{WHAT I'M SEARCHING FOR COPIED FROM THE SOURCE 
+CODE}) {

print "Ground Service is available";

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Any suggestions?

Edit: g0n - code tags around long url

In reply to searching a webpage by bcdeery

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