But that's not what the code says... Walk through it with me.

my @trips= $p->findnodes( '//table[@id="tblFYCXML_Itin"]');

# So there's exactly one table with that id.
# So @trips contains now exactly one node, that node being that one ta
+ble.
# You still with me?
# If not, try it:

print "There is/are ", scalar(@trips), " nodes in \@trips.\n";
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Okay. And then:

        foreach my $trip (@trips){
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You see it? Look at that line again. See it now? Look again until you do.

For each element of @trips, an array of which we just established that it has exactly one element, anyway, so for each element of that set of one element,, you want to do something. And you get a result like it runs the loop only exactly one time. Hmm, boggles the mind, don't it :)

If, at this point, you still really need another clue? Try finding those nodes that you want to loop over, and loop over them, instead of trying to loop over something that you know only occurs once.

Ok!!, got it... it's working now. I replaced the table for the nodes that are repeated and contain the info I need. I thought the array line was ok, that's why I've been wasting time with the foreach. Thank you so much!!!

marcos

Well, there's your problem!

This is essentially your code

my @tables = (
    {
      'h2' => [ .. ],
      'div/a' =>  [ .. ],
    },
);
for my $table( @tables ){
    my $oneh2 = $table->['h2']->[0];
    my $onediv = $table->['div/a']->[0];
}
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You're asking why this doesn't look for multiple h2s or divs -- do you see why it doesn't?

Yes!!, I finally got it working...I feel st_p_d, jejeje. Just a question. Should I update my initial post with the right code or do something like "solved"?

Thanks!!

I forgot the smiley :D

You can respond to your own question, click Comment on foreach my $question (@perlmonks){} and post the solution.

Afterwards edit your original question foreach loop not retrieving all data. and append <b>update:</b> solution posted [id:// new id of solution ]

While you're taking suggestions like these, consider How do I compose an effective node title? , even though its hard to come up with a really good one, a slightly better title one might have been "html/xpath not looping through the whole table"