I'm only learning to use www::mechanize and I've had some luck but now I'm stuck and frustrated with this one.

Trying to login to matchup.io, so I ran mech-dump -forms https://matchup.io/users/sign_in 


POST https://matchup.io/users/sign_in
  utf8=✓                         (hidden readonly)
  authenticity_token=diJec2QOaXyKKSFfemWgQhfJo1Y9zIPg2PyiF9oajMK/JlmhI
+g7HOQvuy3BlVMx0jUvZIX8xeh5kNbDm+MqCLA== (hidden readonly)
  user[remember_me]=1            (hidden readonly)
  user[email]=                   (email)
  user[password]=                (password)
  button=<UNDEF>                 (submit)

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I've not had a mixture of fields and button but to make it worse, the brackets in the fields, see user email and password aboveand they give me all sorts of errors whatever I try.

Does anyone have any idea how to prepare the fields with brackets and then the button..

Thanks in advance.

Oh, it's my first post here so accept my apologies if I'm doing something wrong in the post

In reply to www::mechanize matchup.io form and clicking by rocteur

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