I found that it sometimes takes a while for Win32::IE::Mechanize to get a page and process the commands. It seems that $ie->success is not always relyable. What you can do is give a little more time to process your request adding sleep. 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use Win32::IE::Mechanize;

my $username = '1234'; 
my $password = '1234';
my $url = "https://secure.10kwizard.com/login.php";
my $ie = Win32::IE::Mechanize->new( visible => 1 );
my $fn = "login";
#my $fn = 2;
$ie->get( $url );

sleep 1; # or more if needed

print $username."-".$password."-".$fn."\n";
print "first time-".$ie->uri."\n";
$ie->submit_form(
    form_name => $fn,
    fields => {
        email => $username, 
        password => $password,
    },
);

sleep 1; # or more if needed

print "second time-".$ie->uri;
exit;

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In reply to Re: Question for Win32::IE::Mechanize by walto
in thread Question for Win32::IE::Mechanize by yusy

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