Hi,
Thanks to everyone for their responses. I am very impressed by how quickly
people responded. I'm subscribed to the digest format, so I didn't realize
that my complete script didn't get posted until now. (I think it was a
paste error on my part.) So, for completeness, in case anyone wanted t
> "Pete" == Pete Emerson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Pete> Randal Schwartz just wrote an excellent article titled "Screen Scraping
Pete> for Fun and Profit" in Linux Magazine. His code is available at
Pete> http://www.linuxmagazine.com/downloads/2003-04/perl, although I recommend
Pete> reading
Hi Larry.
I saw the 'Larry W' and, just for a moment, thought we had
the man himself here!
Larry Wissink wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm a Perl newbie in way over my head, but I love a challenge.
> My company needs to download transaction data from a partner's
> website on a regular basis. The data can be re
> Randal Schwartz just wrote an excellent article titled
> "Screen Scraping for Fun and Profit" in Linux Magazine. His
> code is available at
> http://www.linuxmagazine.com/downloads/2003-> 04/perl, although
> I recommend reading the article (April
> 2003 edition), because he walks the code l
Randal Schwartz just wrote an excellent article titled "Screen Scraping
for Fun and Profit" in Linux Magazine. His code is available at
http://www.linuxmagazine.com/downloads/2003-04/perl, although I recommend
reading the article (April 2003 edition), because he walks the code line
by line and give
Hi,
I'm a Perl newbie in way over my head, but I love a challenge.
My company needs to download transaction data from a partner's website on a
regular basis. The data can be retrieved through a form, (entering date
ranges, selecting merchants, etc.), but one must log in to the site first
and mus
