I'm using WWW::Mechanize::Firefox to script a website. The second URL opens in a new browser window. How can I close this new browser window in my script? If anyone tries this code, you need to have the "MozRepl 1.1" add-on installed and started in Firefox. Thanks in advance.

#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use WWW::Mechanize::Firefox; my $mech = WWW::Mechanize::Firefox->new(); $mech->get("http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov/summary.jsp"); $mech->click({ xpath => ('//*[@href="Upload a Gene List or Population" +]', single => 1), synchronize => 0 }); $mech->form_name('frmManager'); $mech->set_fields( 'pasteBox' => "RRI1, YLR149C, FUN19, YBR285W, ALD3, CUE5, RTC3 +, AIM3, YDL199C, FMP45, AST2, GIP2, YKL091C, YKL133C, GLG2, SYM1, VHS3, YJR124C, MCH1, MHO1, I +KS1, RKM1, STF2, SAC1, ATG7, YAK1", 'Identifier' => "OFFICIAL_GENE_SYMBOL", ); $mech->click ({ xpath => ('//input[@name="rbUploadType" and @value="li +st"]', single => 1), synchronize => 0 }); $mech->click({xpath => ('//*[@value="Submit List"]', single => 1), syn +chronize => 0}); $mech->back; my $retries = 100; while ($retries-- and ! $mech->is_visible( xpath => '//*[@value="Funct +ional Annotation Clustering"]' )) { sleep 1; }; die "Timeout" unless $retries; $mech->click({xpath => ('//*[@value="Functional Annotation Clustering" +]', single => 1), synchronize => 0}); $mech->get("http://david.abcc.ncifcrf.gov/term2term.jsp?annot=52,9,79, +85,25,32,39,3,47,45,63,76&currentList=1");

In reply to WWW::Mechanize::Firefox -- how to close firefox browser window by jbernest

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