Dear Monks, I try to navigate the search page (an .asp-page, made with MS FrontPage) in our intranet. The navigation buttons are in the html table as follows:

<TR>
<TD ALIGN=LEFT VALIGN=MIDDLE COLSPAN=4>
<FORM NAME="fpdbr_0" ACTION="/information/participant.asp" TARGET="_se
+lf" METHOD=POST><NOBR><INPUT TYPE=Button 

NAME="fpdbr_0_PagingMove" VALUE="  --  "><INPUT TYPE=Button NAME="fpdb
+r_0_PagingMove" VALUE="  --  "><INPUT 

TYPE=Submit NAME="fpdbr_0_PagingMove" VALUE="  >   "><INPUT TYPE=Submi
+t NAME="fpdbr_0_PagingMove" VALUE="  >|  ">  

[1/100]</NOBR><INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME="Name" VALUE="">
</FORM>
</TD>
</TR>
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I would like to click the third button (with " > ") to move to the next page until there is one. An attempt:

$mech->click_button( name => 'fpdbr_0_PagingMove', value => '  >   '  
+);
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brings only:

No clickable input with name fpdbr_0_PagingMove at ... .
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Another attempt:

$mech->submit_form(form_name => 'fpdbr_0', button => "  >   ",);
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and the output:

No clickable input with name   >    at ... .
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I tried:

use Data::Dump;
my @forms = $mech->forms();
dd \@forms;
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with the following output:

[
  bless({
    accept_charset => "UNKNOWN",
    action => bless(do{\(my $o = "http://our.intranet/information/part
+icipant.asp")},
 "URI::http"),
    attr => { botid => 0, method => "POST" },
    default_charset => "UTF-8",
    enctype => "application/x-www-form-urlencoded",
    inputs => [
      bless({
        name => "Name",
        size => 20,
        type => "text",
        value => "",
        value_name => "",
      }, "HTML::Form::TextInput"),
      bless({ type => "submit", value => "Search", value_name => "" },
+ "HTML::Form::SubmitInput"),
    ],
    method => "POST",
  }, "HTML::Form"),
  bless({
    accept_charset => "UNKNOWN",
    action => bless(do{\(my $o = "http://our.intranet/information/part
+icipant.asp")},
 "URI::http"),
    attr => { method => "POST", name => "fpdbr_0", target => "_self" }
+,
    default_charset => "UTF-8",
    enctype => "application/x-www-form-urlencoded",
    inputs => [
      bless({
        name => "fpdbr_0_PagingMove",
        type => "button",
        value => "  --  ",
        value_name => "",
      }, "HTML::Form::SubmitInput"),
      bless({
        name => "fpdbr_0_PagingMove",
        type => "button",
        value => "  --  ",
        value_name => "",
      }, "HTML::Form::SubmitInput"),
      bless({
        name => "fpdbr_0_PagingMove",
        type => "submit",
        value => "  >   ",
        value_name => "",
      }, "HTML::Form::SubmitInput"),
      bless({
        name => "fpdbr_0_PagingMove",
        type => "submit",
        value => "  >|  ",
        value_name => "[1/100]",
      }, "HTML::Form::SubmitInput"),
      bless({
        name => "Name",
        readonly => 1,
        type => "hidden",
        value => "",
        value_name => "",
      }, "HTML::Form::TextInput"),
    ],
    method => "POST",
  }, "HTML::Form"),
]
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The first form is on top of the page, simply a search form. The second form is the form I wish to navigate (click on " > " to move on ). Seeking your advice.

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