Well, the output there says that there was a POST request to http://sipp.pu.go.id/sipp2005/form_A3.php with the content 
ses_id=sid&fiscal=2008&thnang=&propinsi=01&proyektemp=0905497004-11003
+7040+-Ir.+Bambang+Erianto%2CMM++++++++&nmpinpro=-Ir.+Bambang+Erianto%
+2CMM++++++++&nippin=110037040&nmproyek=PUSAT-SEKRETARIAT-SNVT+PENANGA
+NAN+MENDESAK+DAN+TANGGAP+DARURAT&proyek=0905497004&nmpropinsi=DKI+Jak
+arta

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Which might be the same, assuming the server accepts GET requests as well as POST requests, as this URL: 

http://sipp.pu.go.id/sipp2005/form_A3.php?ses_id=sid&fiscal=2008&thnan
+g=&propinsi=01&proyektemp=0905497004-110037040+-Ir.+Bambang+Erianto%2
+CMM++++++++&nmpinpro=-Ir.+Bambang+Erianto%2CMM++++++++&nippin=1100370
+40&nmproyek=PUSAT-SEKRETARIAT-SNVT+PENANGANAN+MENDESAK+DAN+TANGGAP+DA
+RURAT&proyek=0905497004&nmpropinsi=DKI+Jakarta

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Now, I've gone to that URL and ... I can't read Bahasa Indonesia, so I don't know if that's the information you want or an error message.


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kids today don't know what line-noise IS ...

In reply to Re^3: Mechanize, Forms, Links, problem from Javascript? by Cody Pendant
in thread Mechanize, Forms, Links, problem from Javascript? by goodepic

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