Hello Monks,
I am having a webpage having the following 
 <input type="file" name="theFile" id="fieldFile" value="" />
  <input type="submit" value="Upload" onclick="return doSubmit()" />
<script type="text/javascript">
  <!--
    function doSubmit() {
        form.submit();
}      
  </script>

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I am simulating an file upload using a PERL script. Here i was told that I have to pass the form variables 'thefile' and also the submit button value. Any idea how i could achieve this via HTTP::Request::Common? Below is my curent code and it dont seems to work
my $filename = "MyDoc.csv";
my $file = "C:\\" . $filename;
$request=POST $upload_url,[
              Content_Type => 'multipart/form-data',
              $file, $file,
              Content => [
                  'upload' => [$file,$filename]],
                  submit => 'Upload',
                  Upload => 1,
                  theFile=>$file
             ];

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Any ideas, suggestions
Regards
Karthik

In reply to Help required regarding HTTP::Request::Common, File upload by KarthikK

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