I don't know how to use the "get_token" method in the HTML::TokeParser module to skip the following set of html tags. 
<DD> <A NAME="394893"></A><FONT FACE="helvetica, arial,
sans-serif" SIZE="-1"><zindex1>changing dates 
<a href="chview.htm#1052431">1</a>, 
<a href="chcncpt.htm#1052501">2</a>
</zindex1>
<DD> <A NAME="394896"></A><FONT FACE="helvetica, 
arial, sans-serif" SIZE="-1"><zindex2>
jump to <a href="chcncpt.htm#1046200">1</a>
</zindex2>

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I want extract the text between <zindex1> and  </zindex1>, and the link between <a href=...>1</a>

, and also the text between the sub-index <zindex2> and </zindex2> and the link between

<a href=..>1</a> as well. So the ideal result would be like the following: 

changing dates                     
chview.htm#1052431  1
chcncpt.htm#1052501  2
jump to 
chcncpt.htm#1046200 1

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But I have not been able to do it with the get_tag() method, I don't know how to skip the 
 
<DD> <A Name...></A><Font fact=...>

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tags using the "get_token" method. Any suggestion?

In reply to Skipping HTML tags using the "get_token" method with HTML::TokeParser module by Anonymous Monk
in thread Skipping HTML tags with HTML::TokeParser by patgas

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