Thanks alot, Corion. I use WWW::Mechanize, it makes my life much easy. But I have a problem here: In a page responsed from server, there is a form in which some fields and two buttons are defined like these: --------------------------- <FORM name="frmSaveUser" action='SaveUser" method="post"> ..... <BUTTON class="pbutton" type="button" onclick="validate(document.frmSaveUser)"> Save</BUTTON> <BUTTON class="pbutton" type="button" onclick="history.back()"> Cancel</BUTTON> ....
</FORM> --------------- I fill fields and call $browser->click_button(number => 1); I got the error: "can't call method "click" on an undefined value at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.0/WWW/Mechanize.pm line 722" On the button defined above, there is a JavaScript funcation defined to check the validation of filled values. Do I do something wrong? or what should I do to make it work? Thanks again Quency

In reply to Re^4: HTTP::Request(POST, ...) by Anonymous Monk
in thread HTTP::Request(POST, ...) by quency

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