It turns out that get_absolute_url takes two arguments, the first is the page the relative URL was found on and the second is the ( possibly ) relative URL.

This should work: 

while( $html =~ m/\<script .*? src=\"(.+?)\Q.js"><\/script>\E/gis 
+){
        
        my $js_url = $1;

        if ($js_url !~ /^https?:\/\//) {
            $js_url = HTML::Miner::get_absolute_url($url, $js_url);
        }

        push( @result_arr, "$js_url.js" );
    }

    return \@result_arr;

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I just posted HERE about the HTML::Miner V0.05 that I uploaded which has the option to pull out CSS ans JS. It also provides for relative URLs.

Finally it may not matter here but if there is a non-css <link /> or a file like 'blah.js?something' then this kind of RegEx might fail, I used: 


$html =~ m/(<link [^<]*?href=\"([^\"]+?\.css[^"]*?)\")/gis

$html =~ m/(<script [^<]*?src=\"([^\"]+?\.js[^"]*?)\")/gis

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In reply to Re^3: Extract CSS + JS + Image URLs from a HTML page? by tmharish
in thread Extract CSS + JS + Image URLs from a HTML page? by ultranerds

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