hello monks, I wanted to check if a config file param is not "" and if it isn't, crawl with the information contained in the param. Here is what I have: 
use WWW::Mechanize;
use Config::Simple;
if($cfg->param("$ARGV[0]".".notification2") != "") {
my $notif2 = $cfg->param("$ARGV[0]".".notification2");
$mech->get('http://path/to/site.php');
$mech->submit_form(
form_name => 'notification_form',
fields => {"email" => $notif2, }
);
}

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That param is not empty, so why is it not posting?
Thanks in advance

In reply to checking for config file param by PerlSufi

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