hi monks,
I've been using module WWW::Mechanize for some while, without encountering any problem, until now... I need to achieve fairly simple task, here is the code: 
use WWW::Mechanize;

$mech = WWW::Mechnize->new;
$mech->get('http://google.com');

print $mech->content;

[download]
But if the page returned includes image tag such as 
<img src="http://google.com/index.php?delete=google" />

[download]
the module will once the image is loaded, get the link(executing the php actions) and $mech->content will then include the source of page http://google.com/index.php?delete=google.

So any ideas how to return the page ideally still with WWW::Mechanize without following the 'image links' ?

Thanks

In reply to Mechanize 'redirect' problem by clone4

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