I've been using WWW::Mechanize to test our websites which involves
filling out the fields in the page and submitting them.
The problem I'm having is that we have a new site that has a pop-up
window for authentication.
I'm sure there is a way to authenticate through this window but I can't
find a
juman wrote:
Does anyoen have a good tip if there is a module or good way to split a
html file inte header and body? What I want to do is to combine several
htmlfiles into one. And the idea is to remove all headers from all the
files and combine the bodys into a big new one with a new header...
/ju
Can anyone recommend the best way to do this in Perl.
There are a lot of modules out there and also IO::Socket.
Just looking for a good starting place.
Thanks
Is there a way to place a perl statement in a plain html file?
I've been given the task of placing two pieces of dymanic data in an
already existing page written in html.
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I use tlist.exe to get the process id's and kill.exe stop them.
These two comand line apps are available for free from microsoft as part
of the NT4 resource kit and it installs on W2k.
Voodoo Raja wrote:
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Subject: Capture Proc
I'm sure there is a way to shorten the way I'm performing this test
statement.
In the script below the test statement is looking for two separate
conditions.
Is there a way to shorten it by not having to specify the variable twice?
Thanks in advance
#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
@LIST = qw(fred joe
Has anyone used this?
It seems that rather than authenticating once and then keeping the same
socket open for further commands it is looking to authenticate for every
command, however other than the validate_password command I can't see
where to put the password string in.
I've tried
$winamp = W
I am having trouble sending a command wihtout waiting for a response.
After I telnet in I send a command
GET_STATS
then the data prints out.
However when I try to send the command like this:
$t->cmd("GET_STATS");
it times out becasue I think it is waiting for a response, however no
data is ret
I have a variable:
$NUM = '14.45905495';
and I want to remove the trailing digits and only leave 2 after the period
so it ends up
'14.45'
I've tried to do this but it appears to return as an array and always prints
out "1".
#!perl -w
$NUM = '14.45905495';
@POST = ($NUM =~ /\d\.\d{2}/);
print "n
