Dear Monks,I am trying to get the contents of web pages that has JavaScripts in them.. Please see my previous query for more details on that.. As one of the suggestions I am tryin to glue JavaScript::SpiderMonkey and DOM together to handle DOM related javascript commands using the 'function_set' option in JavaScript::SpiderMonkey to write new functions in perl and call them in javascript. One of the problems is like
var metas = document.getElementsByTagName('meta');

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The perl code returns an array of hash references whereas the value that comes here is the length of the array.. Also please tell me how to get the handle of the calling object.. eg 
meta.getAttribute('name');

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How to get the handle of meta in perl so as to return the appropriate value.. Please suggest me some ways to do the above..Thanks a lot in advance

In reply to How to glue JavaScript and DOM by monkster

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