ikegami

Thanks for your reply, it was certainly what I was looking for

However, I cant seem to get the right response. I used HTTP::Request::Form to print out the URL, with all the fields I knew I needed to fill, and used it as a guide.

I've replaced all '&' with '\n' here for easier reading for the encoded URL string from HTTP::Request::Form: 

Func=Search
Form=HomePage
SID=QVgragrh%40WcAAB5MdZ8
topic=Enter+a+topic
editions=H
editions=H
editions=H
Period=Year+Range
week_selection=LatestWeek
years=2004
start_year=1955
end_year=2004
General+Search.x=2
General+Search.y=2

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And the code I'm using to try and replicate this, except for the editions, where Im following your example, is: 
$res = $ua->request(POST 'http://wos4.isiknowledge.com/CIW.cgi',
            [Func => 'Search',
             Form => 'HomePage',
             SID => $sid,
             topic => 'Enter+a+topic',
             editions => qw[(D A H)],
             Period => 'Year Range',
             week_selection => 'LatestWeek',
             years => 2004,
             start_year => 1955,
             end_year => 2004,
             'General Search.x' => 2,
             'General Search.y' => 2]);

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However, this is not producing the right response, and the HTTP::Request::Form method actually produced a better response, something is wrong with my attempt at using HTTP::Request::Common, but I dont know what it is that I'm doing wrong?

Thanks for any help
Sam </code>

In reply to Re^2: Checkboxes with the same name by seaver
in thread Checkboxes with the same name by seaver

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