This is what I'm trying to use and it's not working:

use WWW::Mechanize;

my $fh = FileHandle->new("text.txt", "w");

my $mech = WWW::Mechanize->new( autocheck => 1 );

$mech->get("xxx");

$mech->mirror( $mech->find_image(url_regex => qr/captcha/)->url_abs, "
+tokei.jpg" );
$mech->get("xxx");

print "type:";
my $cap = <STDIN>;

$mech->form_id( 'UserLoginForm' );
$mech->field( "data[User][username]", "xxx" );
$mech->field( "data[User][password]", "xxx" );
$mech->field( "captcha", $cap );
$mech->submit();
sleep (3);

$mech->get("xxx", ':content_file' => "r.htm");
$mech->dump_text( $fh );
$fh->close;

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Everything works except for the text dump which gives an error which I can't see because it's going too fast, how do I stop that thing anyway ? I'm new to perl and I can't continue this program, I searched but found no info, help please

-Edit- dump_headers works, so why doesn't this work ? I need to see the error, but I don't know how :/

In reply to Help getting text from website using www mechanize by Kesarion

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