Hello, Monks!

This is my first foray into the perl world, so pre-apologies for anything terribly noobish.
Here's my problem: I'm trying to make a script that logs in and checks the balance in my bank for me. WWW-Mechanize works extremely well for most of it, and I got all the regexs to work on a local copy of the data, but when I tried it live, it all fails.

After senseless frustration, I realized the hang-up: after mechanize fills in the username and password on the form, it clicks submit and returns the source of the page located after that link. The problem is that, after you click "sign on," wells fargo redirects you through a number of pages on its way to the main page ("authorizing","retreiving info," etc). Does anyone know how to make my $mech follow complex redirects?

Thank you!!

In reply to WWW::Mechanize - Wait until redirected page returned by zendesign

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