y.. WWW::Mechanize uses HTML::Form underneath which has a find_input method.. 
  my $form = $mech->current_form;
  warn $form->find_input( 'shopwizard' );

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Update: added loop-age: 
my $form;
foreach ( $mech->forms ){
  if( $_->find_input('shopwizard') ){
    $form = $_;
    last;
  }
}

# OR (yet another way; slightly less efficient):

my @shopwizardForms = grep { $_->find_input( 'shopwizard' ) } $mech->f
+orms;
# or just:
my ($shopwizardForm) = grep { $_->find_input( 'shopwizard' ) } $mech->
+forms;

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in thread how smart www::mechanize can be? by Anonymous Monk

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