Hello All, I need help! I'm totally confused. I'm trying to access and list the forms available on a page using WWW::Mechanize::Firefox 
$mech->get("http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_forms.asp");

    my @forms = $mech->forms();
    my $form_obj ;
    

    
    while ( ($index, $form_obj) = each @forms) {
        print "[F$index] : ", $form_obj , "\n";
        print Dumper ($form_obj), "\n";
                }

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# The $form_obj that is returned is a MozRepl::RemoteObject::Instance # When i do a print Dumper on it, i can't see anything remotely useful. Everything appears to be describing the connection to Firefox, and i can't see anything to do with a form. What I'm trying to do is print a list of forms available on a page and then allow the user to select the form in order to input some data. I've tried googling for some examples of forms with Mechanize::Firefox and MozRepl::RemoteOjects but what i found was neither clear nor well explained. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated

In reply to Accessing Forms with WWW::Mechanize::Firefox by Anonymous Monk

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