I have written a script with LWP that registers a domain name. But based on that registrar that I'm using, I couldn't figure out how to send my personal information for registration. I could send uername, password, domain name, but not my personal information for the final registration. It's probably due to the submit button written in javascript. The only way to do it is to post it instead of getting it...

However, I can't seem to make use of the post alone. It only works with getting the webpage, then posting the values. Otherwise, it won't work if used post alone... Is this how LWP works? Get the content then send the data? Below is the script that submits my personal information for registration.

<input type="image" name="" src="images/btn_purchase.gif" alt="Buy now
+" border="0" tabindex="16" onclick="return checkKey('success');">

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As you can see, the onclick, submits it. I'm guessing that if I use post, I won't have to worry about submitting it. It will automatically submit it. Am I correct. Thanks.

In reply to Re: Re: Problems with sending data over Socket SSL by Anonymous Monk
in thread Problems with sending data over Socket SSL by onLOoker

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