I checked your script(which you gave as example) it's working, But still having some problem in my script.Please check 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Win32::IE::Mechanize;
    my $ie = Win32::IE::Mechanize->new( visible => 1 );   
    my $url ='http://url/go';
      $ie->get( $url );

$ie->follow_link (text =>"subForm('UA_Signin','signOff')")|| die"can't
+ find text $!";

# $ie->find_link (url=>"javascript:subForm('UA_Signin','signOff')");

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I checked it with other options 
#$ie->find_link (number=>2);
 # $ie->find_image(image =>"ua/images/button-signoff.gif")|| die"can't
+ find image$!";
  # $ie->find_image(alt =>" ")|| die"can't find image$!";

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One thing i want to let you know while hitting on signoff button (or reference) manually ,page moves to login page but the url (at address bar)does not get changed. Hope it will help you to find out my solution. Thanks

In reply to Re^8: How do I click Javascript button with Win32::IE::Mechanize by rshrivaQ
in thread How do I click Javascript button with Win32::IE::Mechanize by rshrivaQ

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