In such cases, ugly as it is, it helps to look at the HTML on the page:

...
<td>
  <input name="radiobutton" type="radio" 
    onMouseUp="MM_goToURL('parent','agree.asp');
    return document.MM_returnValue" value="radiobutton">
   I agree
</td>
<td>
  <input name="radiobutton" type="radio"
    onMouseUp="MM_goToURL('parent','recent_resultsdisagree.asp');
    return document.MM_returnValue" value="radiobutton">
    I disagree
</td>

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So, the site uses Javascript, instead of an HTML form to store the result. WWW::Mechanize does not do JavaScript, so you'll have to help it out. Most likely, the MM_goToUrl('parent', 'agree.asp') call moves you to the /agree.asp page. So you could simply try to directly use:

$agent->get('http://www.bluffsdogs.com/agree.asp');

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or try that line after you've retrieved the user agreement page. WWW::Mechanize tries to make stuff easy, but some times, you still have to look at the HTML for the cause of the problems...

In reply to Re: Re: Re: form posting question by Corion
in thread form posting question by drake50

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