I hesitate to reply, since you have asked a variant of this question at least three times. I'll give it a shot, in the hopes that you might read this and do some research.

What you are looking for is a means to script/mechanize the interaction as if it were a person using a web browser. Based on previous postings, the most popular are WWW::Mechanize which has actual full-fledged code examples: WWW::Mechanize::Examples. An alternative with a more Internet Explorer type solution (which gives you JavaScript interaction) is Win32::IE::Mechanize. These modules allow you to script the interaction, such as clicking links, entering information into search boxes, and getting the results.

A non-Perl solution is to use jQuery to add JavaScript instrumentation to the web page. If the page isn't one that you control, you can save the file and then add jQuery to print alerts, write to a Firebug console, and so forth

I say again, PerlMonks isn't a site where you're going to get any actual code in response to "please send me the codes" that you keep doing

In reply to Re: Sample code for message capturing by Sinistral
in thread Sample code for message capturing by saran_techie

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