Basically I have a local html file, called file1.html it has a series of links (with a particular domain name) in addition to the html code, I am trying to follow each of these links (based on the regular expression /on\.fe/) each of these links, in their content have a link to another page, (I would like to capture this particular page based on a regular expression /www\.arax/), and substitute for each link (with regular expression /on\.fe/)in file1.html with their corresponding link (with regular expression/www\.arax/) So far this is what I have come up with, and am a little stuck 

#! perl\bin\perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use WWW::Mechanize;

my $mech = WWW::Mechanize->new();

open(FILE, "< file1.html") || print "Unable to open the file file1 \n"
+;

while (<FILE>)
{
     if($_ =~ /on\.fe/)
    {
        my $url = $_;
        print $mech->uri."\n";
        $mech->get($_);
        $mech->content();
        if($mech->content()=~ /www\.arax/)
        {
            my $url2 = $mech->content() =~ /www\.arax/;
            print $mech->uri."\n";
            s/$url/$url2/;
            print;
            
        }
        
    }
    
}


close(FILE);

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In reply to Substituting for each regular exp in a local file by coder57

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