Hi Corion,

Once again thanks for your explanation.

I had modified my previous code like this to get the second level of the page... It's working fine.

       $first = $agent->submit();
       $agent->get($first);
       print $agent->content;
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Before i did was a test program to use this module.

I would like to connect a mail service to get a page from there.. this is i am trying now.

URL of the site you are trying to automate is http://www.attachmail.com/

• UserId is test01
• Passwd is s
• Click on Go image (name=imageField). It will display a useraccount page.
• Click on the Addressbook button from the page. It will display Address book page contains 4 buttons (Add,Delete,Edit,close).
• Click on Add button, it will display a page contains two text fields name and email address , Add and Close button.
• Click on the Add button will display a page. This page i required.

How can i do that?

Hope you can help me to solve this problem. Thanks a lot and waiting for your great help.

Regards,
ps

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