Hi I am using Test::WWW::Mechanize::Catalyst to test Catalyst form submission. using submit_form_ok, I get "ok" for all possible values of the form (even the wrong values). How does one get test failed on forms? This is what I have. 
for (my $mid = 0; $mid < scalar(@mgid); $mid++) {      
    my $message = "Not a valid MGID = $mgid[$mid]\n";
    my $message2 = "Found record with MGID = $mgid[$mid]\n";
    check_mgtid($mech, $mgt_id[$mid], $message,$baseUrl."/search");
}

sub check_mgtid {
    my ($mech, $mgtid,$message,$searchUrl) = @_;
    $mech->submit_form($searchUrl, 
              {
            with_fields => {
                          mgt_id          => "$mgtid",
                           },
          },
              "$message",
    );
}

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