If you're getting an error, the first thing you should do is examine the reported error. Especially when you're getting the error from a remote system.

Bringing up your URL manually in my browser, I am also getting an error page, "Message: Can not activate the view ErrorPopulate. Error executing child request for /SelfCare/Template.aspx." With the input you provide, /SelfCare/Template.aspx is failing. This means one of two things:

1) /SelfCare/Template.aspx is broken
-or-
2) You're passing it the wrong input

If it's #1, there's really nothing you can do about it except maybe complain to the uefa.com admins and tell them to fix it. If it's #2, then you need to poke at it a bit more with your browser to figure out the correct input (both URL and HTTP POST parameters) to send with your request.

Either way, if you're receiving the same error page with your robot as I am with my browser, then your robot is working just fine.

In reply to Re: LWP::UserAgent gives ASP.NET error by dsheroh
in thread LWP::UserAgent gives ASP.NET error by TommyAllan

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