Corion,
Many thanks. the code has worked for a single image download. How about if you loop over multiple images like this:

my @ids = qw(101 102 103 104 105);
foreach my $id ( @ids )
{
    my $link = $mech->xpath( "//a[text()='MY IMAGE $id']", single => 1
+  );
    
    $mech->click($link);
    $mech->sleep(1);

    my $resources = $mech->getResourceTree_future()->get;
    my @images = grep { $_->{type} eq 'Image' } @{$resources->{resourc
+es}};

    print @images, "\n";  # this shows that the information in the arr
+ay is not resetting

    my $image = $mech->getResourceContent_future( $images[0]->{url} )-
+>get->{content};

    open my $fh, '>:raw', $id.'.jpg';
    print $fh $image;
}
[download]

This code does not necessarily save the correct images because it looks like the resources are not resetting. Thank you again.

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