This seems to be working. Does it look better to you?
Thanks

my $yahoo_response = get($req_url);
my $xmlsimple = XML::Simple->new();
my $yahoo_xml = $xmlsimple->XMLin($yahoo_response);

foreach my $result (@{$yahoo_xml->{Result}}) {
    # Make sure result has a thumbnail
    my $title = $result->{Title};
    my $url = $result->{Url};
    my $click_url = $result->{ClickUrl};
#    $click_url =~ s/&/&/g;
    if (ref($result->{Cache}) eq "HASH") {  ##If it has a Cache at all
        my $cacheUrl = $result->{Cache}->{Url};
        my $cacheSize = $result->{Cache}->{Size};
        $out .= "Record: $count<br>\n";
        $out .= "Title: $title<br>\n";
        $out .= "Url: $url<br>\n";
        $out .= "CacheUrl: $cacheUrl<br>\n";
        $out .= "CacheSize: $cacheSize<br>\n";
    }
    print "out\n$out----\n";
    $out = "";
    $count++;
}

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In reply to Re^2: Parsing Yahoo XML Response by ecuguru
in thread Parsing Yahoo XML Response by ecuguru

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