Thanks Monk, I read that before asking this question(+ documentation + cookbook also)! I am just a beginner and I didn't find a way to do that, that's why I asked here.

I may click through Xpath, but how will I enter a value there?(Pls check the mentioned site Source code!, Did you checked it?)

I may click through Xpath, but how will I enter a value there?

everything takes an xpath, so exactly as documented

Or select an element using the xpath method itself

(Pls check the mentioned site Source code!, Did you checked it?)

No, it doesn't load for me

See also WWW::Mechanize::Firefox::Cookbook, WWW::Mechanize::Firefox, ?node_id=3989;HIT=mechanize%20firefox;re=N, Re^5: How to browse using WWW::Mechanize::Firefox

To enter a value to a field, we need the "name" normally, like  $mech->field(name => $value) and here i do not have a name associated with it. Pls check the below Source code for that

<input class="getaquotepagezipcodefield" id="iaQuoteByZip" type="text" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); ">

Or Can we do it some other way? I don't know and I didn't see it till now. Also how can we enter a value to a field using Xpath, Can you pls give a code here

Man, I am really sorry! Actually my manager is kicking me on my head, that's why loosing my control. :)

Actually I need to write a pincode like "10027" on a field. and for that we can use like  $mech->field( user => 'joe' ); where 'user' stands for the 'name' attribute. but in my case there is no name associated to it. pls see the code below,

<input class="getaquotepagezipcodefield" id="iaQuoteByZip" type="text" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255); ">

Here there is no 'name' attribute, all you got is 'class', 'id', 'type', 'style' (and no 'name'). then how can we use this code,  $mech->field( user => 'joe' ); ? Or can we modify this code?, If possible pls write the code here. I am fed up! Thanks!