coder57/coder45,

Firstly please do not create multiple accounts for arbitrary reasons. Doing so makes it harder for people to spot trends in questions, which in turn makes it a little bit more difficult in finding out how best to provide advice. A great deal of your posts (as coder45) suggested you were automating posts to various different forums, and trying to get around fact that such sites want to make automated posts difficult to achieve. See Re: Why code is not posting for more information.

"Where can I find such perl snippets that work around javascript?"

You seem to be misunderstanding initial advice, or confirming my previous point in this post. If as you claim it is your site you are trying to update, how can you not know what the JavaScript is doing? You seem to be asking for a Perl function to take a piece of JavaScript and perform this using Perl.

Martin

In reply to Re^3: editing an article that also uses javascript with mechanize by marto
in thread editing an article that also uses javascript with mechanize by coder57

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