Eros Tamas Akos wrote:
>[...]
> i realized that in the html code of that webpage there is no action field
> specified for the second form!
> do you think that this is the reason i don't see the second form in the
> @forms?
Yes.
And that's bad HTML. The W3C DTD for HTML clearly states that
'action' is a required attribute for 'form' elements.
I will consider a solution.
In the meantime, read the documentation for TreeBuilder and Element
both, and consider something like:
my @forms = $x->find_by_tag_name('form');
# Correct for action-less forms:
foreach (@forms) {
$_->attr('action', $url_of_the_page)
unless defined $_->attr('action');
}
then go accessing whatever you want in @forms, however you want.
Anyhow, might HTML::Form be better for what you're doing?
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