It's as easy as : 
use WWW::Mechanize ;

my $m = WWW::Mechanize->new ;
my %conf = ( foo => bar ) ;

$m->get("http://your.url/") ;
die $m->res->status_line unless $m->success ;

# Choose form number
$m->form_number(1) ;

# Fill
$m->set_fields( %conf ) ;

# Submit
$m->submit ;
die $m->res->status_line unless $m->success ;

# If the form sends you somewhere, you can catch it :
my $url = $m->response->request->uri->as_string ;

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Then if you want to process HTML data from a page, I recommend you use HTML::TreeBuilder, for example as : 
$m->get("$url") ;
die $m->res->status_line unless $m->success ;

my $tree = HTML::TreeBuilder->new_from_content( $m->content ) ;

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Gu

In reply to Re: how to submit html form? by gu
in thread how to submit html form? by redss

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