Is it only me that has this?

I tried to get it all working, from the example with my $xml = HTML::HTML5::Parser->load_html... but ofcourse my test website had to come back with an error. my $xml = HTML::HTML5::Parser->load_html... doesn't handle options I figured and had to use $parser->parse_html_file($URL,{'ignore_http_response_code => 1}). However, ofcourse this happens to me... the user_agent was not accepted and returned a HTTP-406 error

after tweaking around for a few hours, I managed to get it working


use HTML::HTML5::Parser;

my $user_agent;
$user_agent = LWP::UserAgent->new;
$user_agent("HTML::HTML5::Parser/".'0.110'." ");
$user_agent->parse_head(0);

my $parser = HTML::HTML5::Parser->new;
my $xml = $parser->parse_html_file($URL, {
    ignore_http_response_code => 1,
    user_agent => $user_agent,
    }
);

my $nodes = $xml->findnodes('//*[local-name()="title"]');
say $nodes->get_node(1)->textContent;

[download]

I'm proud I did it, but I don't like it to remove some sort of security checks from the LWP::UserAgent, but somehow, it was nescecary for this website



Question: does it conflict with a HTTP-301 - moved permanently status?

In reply to Re^2: extracting data from HTML by Jurassic Monk
in thread extracting data from HTML by Jurassic Monk

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