Hi, i am trying to write a script that will scrape a page and display the captcha image for me to enter and then continue with the input however ive run into a problem, here is the code i have so far... 
my $page = $mech->content;
if ($page =~ /Please enter/) {
#print $mech->content;
my $captchaimage = $mech->find_image( url_regex => qr/site.com\/captch
+a/i );
$captchaimage = $captchaimage->url;
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
print "Enter the letters to continue!\n" .
      "<form>\n".
      "<img src='" . $captchaimage . "'>\n".
      '</br>' .
      '<input type=text name=\'CAPTCHA\'>' .
      '</br>' .
      '<input type=submit value=\'Continue...\'>' .
      "\n</form>";
if (param()) {
my $captcha = param('CAPTCHA');
chomp($captcha);
$mech->submit_form(
    form_number => 1,
    fields => { 'CAPTCHA' => $captcha }
    );

$page = $mech->content;
if ($page =~ /Thank you/) { print "Success!\n"; }
else { print "Error!\n" }
}
}
else { print "Error!\n"; }

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What im trying to figure out is how can i get the script to wait for the input and then continue with the rest of the forms.

In reply to CGI script and captcha input by lazybowel

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