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> Friends...not sure whether this is the right for
The LWP docs have an example of using Usernames and Passwords
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I do something similar to fetch and parse some web pages for local real estate sales,
and then run them weekly using the Windows "at" command. The basic idea is to fetch
pages using LWP::Simple, and then parse them using HTML::TokeParser. As you can see
below, at one point I was using HTML::Pa
Noushad Dawood wrote:
Friends...not sure whether this is the right forum to discuss this problem.
I'm sure you Gurus will have some tips...here is the problem.
I got a web site access with my own user id and password. Using this I can
download some data in csv format. The download page is opened af
