Nah, I liked the Yahoo::Search CPAN module and it made the first pass at this cake, but it wouldn't let me access Mime Type. My problem is that I want to access all documents that are html AND text, but it seems like you can only choose one or the other in the type declaration.

So I was writing something that would let me select all, and then manually check each result to make sure it was an html or txt type. If the module has a means of being able to do this, I'm all ears. But trying to access MimeType just comes back with an error that it can't find that property in the lib.
Thanks!

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

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