I would like to set it true if it does not match any of the regular expressions listed. I have restructured it like this: 
    foreach my $inputfield (@inputfields) {
        if($inputfield =~ /(F|f)(irst)?name/) {
            $mech->set_fields( $inputfield => $fname);
            print "matched firstname regex\n";
        } elsif($inputfield =~ /(L|l)(ast)?name/) {
            $mech->set_fields( $inputfield => $lname);
        } elsif($inputfield =~ /(A|a)ddress[123]?/) {
            $mech->set_fields( $inputfield => $address);
        } elsif($inputfield =~ /(C|c)ity/) {
            $mech->set_fields( $inputfield => $city);
        } elsif($inputfield =~ /(S|s)tate/) {
            $mech->set_fields( $inputfield => $state);
        } elsif($inputfield =~ /(Z|z)ip/) {
            $mech->set_fields( $inputfield => $zip);
        } elsif($inputfield =~ /(P|p)hone/) {
            $mech->set_fields( $inputfield => $phone);
        } else {
            $submit="0";
            print "Setting submit=0\n";
        }
    }

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And it doesn't look like any of my regex's are matching. But if I take the else line out, it submits the form no problem. Any thoughts?

In reply to Re^4: WWW:Mechanize problems by stanislav5000
in thread WWW:Mechanize problems by stanislav5000

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