First of all a lecture. :-)

Read the advice you were given in the previous thread. If you don't post code that monks can run you can end up in hot water and you'll be scolded. You might know what you mean but you can't expect anyone else to know unless you tell them. A link to the previous thread might have been helpful. puts his mortar and gown back in the cupboard

Now, what we need is some idea of what the HTML you'll be parsing looks like. Either a link to a page, or better, a stripped down example omitting stuff we don't need to know about (style sheets, scripts, formating attributes, etc.). In fact, having a bare bones skeleton of the HTML you are working with will help identify the best way to parse it. This is certainly the case during development/testing and it is the first thing I do. There might even be a Perl module near you that could help. :-) Give an example of the output you need.