Hello dear monks,

I have again some trouble with a webdatabase. I want to post some data in order to receive some information. But I receive "Search criteria are not set correctly" whatever option, selection, etc. I set. I would greatly appreciate any help. What option do I not set correctly? Even there I have no clue (I tempered the data). If you go manually on the webpage indicated above: The first raw should have CAS Registry No then 50-00-0 then Exact Match. The other raw is not important.

my $url     = URI->new('http://www.safe.nite.go.jp/data/hazkizon/'
    . 'pk_e_kizon_input_second.home_object');

    for my $cas ( '50-00-0', '50-50-1' ) { 

        $mech->get($url);

        if ( $mech->success() ) {
            $mech->form_number(1);
            $mech->select( sel_item1 => 'cas_no' );
            $mech->set_visible( [ text => $cas ] );
            $mech->select( search_meth1 => 'full' );
            $mech->submit();
        }
    }

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In reply to Trouble with posting to a webpage by KaiAllard_

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