All, I am trying to automate upload of pics to "http://www1.snapfish.com/welcomenphu". But I am having issue with javascript. First cut at automating the login with web mechanize: 
use WWW::Mechanize;
#use HTML::TokenParser;

my $agent = WWW::Mechanize->new;
$agent->get("http://www1.snapfish.com/welcomenphu");
$agent->form("form1");
$agent->field("emailaddress","me@mykingdom");
$agent->field("password","123");
$agent->click();
print "$agent->{content}";

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The next page, if I login successfully will have my photo album dir. However, this is not the case; I dump out the output in html format and used firefox to view it. It prompts me that the account already exists and asked if I want to create another account or click the login button. When I click on the login button, it brings me to the page where my album dir is located. I am thinking it's a javascript issue. Any idea? Thanks.

In reply to web mechanize issue with javascript... by perlknight

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