So first off, sorry, I forgot to run a search, I am normally more on top of things like that :).

I checked out both links, and of the two, Fetching links with WWW::Mechanize seemed to be the one relevant to me as WWW::Mechanize and following multiple links results in the problem of getting bad links.

In Fetching links with WWW::Mechanize, the OP, was having the same issue I am, however I have tried the solutions in the two posts there already. I have both searched through WWW::Mechanize::Link and have tried to use the built in functions (as seen in the foreach loop) as well as the other post using a similar foreach loop that I have, (I have tried that foreach loop as well, to make sure that it was not just the loop.) Perhaps I am using the reference incorrectly?

In reply to Re^2: Help Getting WWW::Mechanize Link reference array to output to STD_OUT. by tfredett
in thread Help Getting WWW::Mechanize Link reference array to output to STD_OUT. by tfredett

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