I'm fairly new to this so please be patient. I'm trying to log in to a site which requires a login and a pw. I think this part works. The problem I have is that once I submit the form, the next page seems to not work anymore. Using lynx it tells me that the link I want to follow (registration) is a form submit button. It seems to connect to the correct site but doesn't find any buttons there - lynx once again finds another form submitt button (just an ok on a verification screen) Am I missing anything ?!? 
use LWP;
use HTTP::Request::Common;
use WWW::Mechanize;
my $url="https://student.access.fsu.edu/Index/";
$browser->get($url); #Log in to this page
$browser->field('SSN',$user);
$browser->field('PIN',$password);

$browser->submit_form(form_number=>0);

if( !$browser->success()) {print "!!!error!!!";} #if not submitted -er
+ror!

$browser->submit_form(form_number=>1); #click button i.e OK

#This is where I can't seem to find the form submit button I have when
+ using lynx

print $browser->uri();
#correctly https://student.access.fsu.edu/SecureScripts/WebEncore.dll?
+OldWebLink.html
print $browser->content();

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Thanks for any help!!

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