For some unknown reasons the site that I want to post isn't posted. But I dont figure out why. Thank you for any advice.
my $url = URI->new("http://rna.tbi.univie.ac.at/cgi-bin/RNAfold.cgi");
$mech->get($url);
if($mech->success())
            {
                $mech->form_number(1);
                $mech->set_fields(
                            name        => "$names[$num]",
                            Sequence    => "$lines[$num]",
                            pffold        => "pf",
                            Params        => "RNA",
                            Temp        => "37",
                            email        => 'KaiAllard@web.de'
                         );
                $mech->untick(toggles => "-4");
                          $mech->untick(toggles => "-d");
                                $mech->tick(toggles => "-noCloseGU");
                $mech->tick(toggles => "-noLP");
                $mech->untick(plot => "on");
                $mech->untick(SVG => "on");
                $mech->untick(SSview => "on");
                $mech->click_button(value => "Fold it");
                if($mech->success())
                { ... do something

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At this point I just get the original page but not the following page that I want to reach. I dont get any warning or something... But it seams that I dont post the page. There is only one case that the real page does return to its original: no "Sequence"...

In reply to Mechanize Problems by Anonymous Monk

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