I'm having a similar problem that synchronize doesn't seem to solve. I'm trying to automate filling out some forms that get auto-populated by a popup. The popup fires off a js to autofill the previous form. If I use the popup as it's own URL i can access the "form1" just fine (but then it won't autofill the previous page with the js), but when I actually try to navigate using the below code, it can't find "form1".

Any ideas?

if($visitFound eq 0){ $oa_mech->get($addv_url); die unless ($oa_mech->success); sleep(2); #get patient ID $oa_mech->click({id => 'ctl00_phFolderContent_Button1', synchr +onize => 0}); for (1..10){ last if $oa_mech->is_visible( xpath => '//*[@id="ctl04_pop +upBase_btnSearch"]'); sleep(1); } $oa_form_name = "form1"; $oa_mech->form_name($oa_form_name); $oa_mech->set_fields( '#ctl04_popupBase_txtSearch' => 'Hester', '#ctl04_popupBase_DOB_Month' => $birthMonth, '#ctl04_popupBase_DOB_Day' => $birthDay, '#ctl04_popupBase_DOB_Year' => $birthYear, ); $oa_mech->click({id => 'ctl04_popupBase_btnSearch', synchroniz +e => 0}); for (1..10){ #wait for visit page to reload last if $oa_mech->is_visible( xpath => '//*[@id="ctl00_phF +olderContent_DateVisited_Year"]'); sleep(1); } }

In reply to Re^3: WWW::Mechanize::Firefox popup window help by bbrown25
in thread WWW::Mechanize::Firefox popup window help by mmittiga17

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