What about Access and Printing of a HASH OF HASHES?

Simply create a 2-level loop and iterate through the keys of each level.

# untested:
my @urls;
for my $outer ( keys %hash ) {
  for my $inner ( keys %{ $hash{$outer} } ) {
    # maybe check before, if entry "url" exists or is defined ...
    push @urls, $hash{$outer}->{$inner}->{url};
  }
}

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update:

I missed last night that there is an anonymous array inside $hash{$outer}->{$inner}; so here's an updated code: 

for my $outer ( keys %hash ) {
    for my $inner ( keys %{ $hash{$outer} } ) {
        push @urls, map { $_->{url} }  @{ $hash{$outer}->{$inner} }
    }
}

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As the other answers point out, if there is only one "outer" and one "inner" key, you can skip the loops and access the inner referenced array directly...

In reply to Re: help to get hash elements by linuxer
in thread help to get hash elements by danny0085

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