Yes this worked. When it prints URI it gives the original url, but when I print the code to a file, I can verify that it has indeed gone to the correct page. Any idea why that is?

More importantly, now when I have perl search through the response, it won't find this phrase 

"DHL Ground Service</a> <br> (Letter &#150; 150 Pounds)</div></td>    
+        

            <td><div class="pL5">Monday,&nbsp;Jan&nbsp;9,&nbsp;2006 &n
+bsp;By end of day<img src="http://www.dhl-usa.com/images/blank.gif" w
+idth="1" height="1"></div></td>                        

            <td><div class="pL5">1"

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but it will find "help you create, print, and pay your shipping" which is only found on the same page.

I need to extract the last "1" from the string. Any ideas how? Do I have to do a search for "DHL Ground Service" and then somehow search only what is in the response after that for the string connected to the number one that I'm looking for? Sorry this post is funny, I don't know how to disable the HTML tags on my post. Thanks again to anybody who can help!

In reply to Re^2: Mechanize and javascript (yes, another) by Anonymous Monk
in thread Mechanize and javascript (yes, another) by bcdeery

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