Re^5: How to handle UTF-8 content with Win32::IE::Mechanize

in reply to Re^4: How to handle UTF-8 content with Win32::IE::Mechanize
in thread How to handle UTF-8 content with Win32::IE::Mechanize

"...But you didn't actually suggest it as an alternative :).."
Maybe you need re-read my Original Post, where I stated it clearly that Using your OP, I don't have Win32::IE::Mechanize, installed so I used WWW::Mechanize.
Infact, I started answering by saying "Why not use ..." Please, how more suggestive can I be?

"Mechanize doesn't support javascript,.."
That is an open secret

"..while iexplore does support javascript.." So, do WWW::Mechanize::Firefox. There always an alternate.
Moreover, the OP didn't say he MUST use Win32::IE::Mechanize. Did he/she? :)

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Re^6: How to handle UTF-8 content with Win32::IE::Mechanize by Anonymous Monk on Dec 03, 2012 at 18:12 UTC
Q: How do i sharpen this here knife? NA: Why don't you use a wooden handle? I don't have your knife, so I just buy a new knife. Look, its sharp.... You start off with open pragma noise -- nothing in OPs program dealing with io layers needed fixing or improving Then you mention how you used some other module the question is not about -- wonderful, but who asked about that? where does the OP says he is looking for alternatives?	[reply]

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Re^6: How to handle UTF-8 content with Win32::IE::Mechanize
by Anonymous Monk on Dec 03, 2012 at 18:12 UTC

Q: How do i sharpen this here knife?

NA: Why don't you use a wooden handle? I don't have your knife, so I just buy a new knife. Look, its sharp....

You start off with open pragma noise -- nothing in OPs program dealing with io layers needed fixing or improving

Then you mention how you used some other module the question is not about -- wonderful, but who asked about that? where does the OP says he is looking for alternatives?

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