in reply to Checking contents of fetched URL.

The presence of ->content in your output should have given you a hint. The term $res->content does not get interpolated, only $res does.

You want: print "\nResponse = ", $res->content, " \n"; just as you did in the two lines above.


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Re^2: Checking contents of fetched URL.
by ajay.awachar (Acolyte) on Jan 29, 2010 at 23:43 UTC

    I got your point on interpolation problem with $res->content. But even after replacing it with

     print "\nResponse = ", $res->content, " \n";

    I am still not getting the exact contents. I'm not getting any output for $res->content. I even tried  print "Response =  ".$res->as_string(); but it gives me some errors regarding unavailability of HTML/HeadParser.pm. Any idea on this.

    Ajay
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