1. var metas = document.getElementsByTagName('meta') is supposed to return an array containin the lines that has the meta tag.. since this is not supported by SpiderMonkey per se, i wrote a perl code somethin like 
function_get("getElementsByTagName",
sub {
#use HTML::TagParser,
my @array = $p->getElementsByTagName('@_); #$p must point to
# the html file containin the page from which meta tags are
 # to be taken
return @array;
});

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So ideally i must get an array, but I m not..2. handle of the callin object: eg: javascript has lines like write 
metas[i].getAttribute('name'); //metas is the array obtained from the 
+above snippet<code>

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So to write a perl function similar to the one that i wrote for getElementsByTagName as shown above, i need to get a handle for this metas array object in perl.. How do i get this is my question..I guess I have it more clear now.. Please tell me if it's still hazy

In reply to Re^2: How to glue JavaScript and DOM by monkster
in thread How to glue JavaScript and DOM by monkster

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