open(HHOL, "C:/tmp/HHOL/HHOL.txt") || die ("unable to open HHOL file")
+;
   while(my @HHOLid = split /=[^\n]*\n/, <HHOL>) { 
    foreach $HHOLid (@HHOLid) {
           $src = "http://www.helpfulholidays.com/property.asp?ref=".$
+HHOLid."&year=".$year;
       sleep (rand 10);
       $_ = get($src);
           print ("$src\n");
         }
    }
}
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Besides having an extra curly brace at the end, this code might not do what you had in mind. If there is indeed JavaScript that needs interpreting, then the JavaScript module that jeffa and sgifford suggested should do the trick. However, in the code above, you are printing the URL, not the source code. Are you sure the table in question is not being retrieved? What is the purpose of the file being opened?

bassplayer

Basically I need to grab the source and parse it to retrieve the availability (details in the table). When I run the print ($src); line it prints the basic html without the sections where Javascript is called, which is pretty much the section where the availability table is built into HTML. I'm pretty sure that the Javascript module should work but I know nothing about Javascript and how it works, so your advise is greatly appreciated.