Your excellencies: I used as an example this 

$booty->get("http://www.hotairballooning.com/clubs.php");
    
@url_array = $bot->find_all_links( text_regex => qr/www/ );
    
    foreach(@url_array){
        print $counter += 1, ":";
        print $_->url(), "\n";
        
            
    }  # end of foreach

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and it works beautifully. However, when I try to apply that same code to another page, it brings nothing, but in this case the urls are not that simply hardcoded but embedded in JS code(yes I know that Mechanize does not work on JS, but not fully exactly know what they mean by "it does not work on JS, it can mean that it won't be able to follow a link that is embedded in a onClick event, OR will it also mean that it won't obey me if I try to use that regex to obtain the URL that is inside this JS code: 

onclick="javascript:window.location='http://www.aaaa.org/bbb/cccc.php2
+?id=9244'

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It just won't pick it up. Does it mean that the find_all_links method won't work there ? Am I then left with the only option of grabbing the $booty->content() maybe turn it into plain text and then just do the regex on them ? Thank you very much P.Y

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