Hello Marshall

many thanks for the reply! i can do as you adviced. I can see the 5081 results.

Now i have to get the sub-pages pages. I have to "click" via LWP to follow these links - all 5081 of them.
And then i have to do the Job with HTML-TREEBuilder or use HTML::TokeParser!
I for one prefer HTML::TokeParser since i know this a little bit.

i have very very little experience with HTML::TokeParser (not too much - so i guess that the parser-part will be something over my skills)


but as first things come first how should the LWP-Part look!?

any and all help will be greatly appreciated!

perlbeginner1

In reply to Re^2: getting LWP and HTML::TokeParser to run by Perlbeginner1
in thread getting started with LWP and HTML::TokeParser by Perlbeginner1

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