I need to understand the behavior of WWW::Mechanize.

If I "get" a URL in Mechanize and then "submit" that form, is the updated page now bound to the same mech variable?

I keep finding examples that use HTML::Response to work with the results of a submit so it's unclear to me if the Mechanize variable I do the initial submit with is updated or somehow stale after I submit it.

The issue I have is that I need to submit a page , get the response back and then submit the second page to confirm the transaction I'm trying to automate.

I'm wondering if I need to take the HTML::Response and somehow find a way to Submit it , or can I just verify the content of the original Mechanize variable after I submit it the first time and simply submit it again.

Thanks for any help - ShipMyPants

In reply to Working with Mechinaze and Responses by ShipMyPants

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