You can then parse the "$answer" of the second get for the data you are looking for. ![]() The idea is that the first URL 'get' pulls a cookie with the service tag and the second URL get pulls the data you want about the service tag. The below pulls the original system config. I'm a perl hacker, so someone else may be able to write this a little more cleanly. After sometime I thought of using their mobile site instead (mobile = no javascript) and that worked for me using perl/LWP to pull data down on each service tag. Dell's new site is all javascript and I couldn't figure out how to code against it to query service tag data. ![]() I know this is an old post, but I've spent a decent number of hours on this and thought I'd help anyone else that ran into this.
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