Re: Navigating multiple layers webpage

... and I want a pony. (I don't suppose you're going to give me one, are you?)

What have you tried? Have you read the module's documentation carefully enough to have any ideas beyond cut'n'pasting a really basic piece of code? Have you searched here for similar questions and answers -- especially about sites that us js?

PM is NOT a code writing service.

check Ln42!

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Re^2: Navigating multiple layers webpage by ttran18 (Initiate) on Sep 04, 2015 at 22:52 UTC
I've tried manipulating the return from the submit_form function with no success. I've googled multiple sites, many of which have their own different purpose and niches. I've tried more than just copying and pasting code, I didn't think it was worth posting all of my failed attempts. I've read the CPAN page and thought perhaps I can use click vs submit, or follow link methods, but I am stuck on whether I do that with the $mech variable or the $results, both of which I have tried. I don't want all the code written for me, just hints on a direction to go. And yes, I've tried looking on pm as well.	[reply]

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Re^2: Navigating multiple layers webpage
by ttran18 (Initiate) on Sep 04, 2015 at 22:52 UTC

I've tried manipulating the return from the submit_form function with no success. I've googled multiple sites, many of which have their own different purpose and niches. I've tried more than just copying and pasting code, I didn't think it was worth posting all of my failed attempts. I've read the CPAN page and thought perhaps I can use click vs submit, or follow link methods, but I am stuck on whether I do that with the $mech variable or the $results, both of which I have tried. I don't want all the code written for me, just hints on a direction to go. And yes, I've tried looking on pm as well.

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