Hi MelaOS,

Excuse the delay in my reply. I notice a couple of things, you can use WWW::Mechanize to save the content, but not work with it. Secondly this page seems to use a lot of JavaScript (yuck! :P). Now the WWW::Mechanize documentation states:

"Please note that Mech does NOT support JavaScript. Please check the FAQ in WWW::Mechanize::FAQ for more."

And the first thing that happens when that page is loaded is that a JavaScript function uiDoOnLoad is called. Take a look at the code to see what it does.

All is not lost, the modules Win32::IE::Mechanize and Mozilla::Mechanize provide a WWW::Mechanize style interface for automating Internet Explorer and Mozilla respectively. You could use either of these, which do support JavaScript, the same way that you are using WWW::Mechanize (be sure to read the documentation of the module you choose to use), to achieve this task.

If you have any more problems let us know.

Cheers,

Martin

In reply to Re^5: how to reboot adsl modem with perl? by marto
in thread how to reboot adsl modem with perl? by MelaOS

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