Thanks for your reply. I tried your with_fields suggestion and got this message:

2 elements found for form with fields usr_password usr_name at mon2.pl line 32.

By trial and error I found that those are forms number 3 and 4 but when I try both form numbers I get the same result as before when I was going with the form name of logonform.

>>Are you watching to make sure that the script is actually filling out the form?

Yes, I can see that it is.

>>UPDATE: Are you sure the name of that form is correct on that route? When I inspect with FireBug, I see the form name as 'homeLogonForm' ..not 'logonform'.

That explains why calling "with_fields" finds 2 forms that match the fields. I found logonform by code inspection but I switched to homeLogonForm and am getting the same result. If I was using an incorrect name or incorrect fields for the name, Mechanize::Firefox reports an error.

In reply to Re^2: Need help logging into my bank with WWW::Mechanize::Firefox by johnblack
in thread Need help logging into my bank with WWW::Mechanize::Firefox by johnblack

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