Remember when we spoke about this in the CB, going round in circles for almost an hour, when I asked you if you had taken chargrills advice on board?

"I fixed a few quoting and commenting issues introduced possibly by cut-n-paste errors, but definitely by your broken database connection string, which I fixed"

Look at the connection string in the code you provided in Re^4: How to extract links from a webpage and store them in a mysql database and then the connection string in the fixed code that chargrill provided in his reply. Then look at the connection string in the code you have just had a problem with. You seem to have ignored the help he has given you and just spent an hour in the CB telling us that you have a problem, without telling us any details of what the problem was or the error message you had, while saying that you were using chargrills code.

You could have done us a favour and save us some time by communicating better. Read the PerlMonks FAQ and How do I post a question effectively?.

Martin

Update: Typo fix, added link to PerlMonks FAQ and How do I post a question effectively?.

In reply to Re^9: How to extract links from a webpage and store them in a mysql database by marto
in thread How to extract links from a webpage and store them in a mysql database by syedahmed.uos

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