Hi Monks,

I'm trying to use the next code in order to check my webmail server:
use WWW::Mechanize;
use HTTP::Cookies; 
use Stream::Reader;
$url="https://webmail.com/exchange";
my $username = "UserName"; 
my $password = "Password123";
my $mechanize = WWW::Mechanize->new(autocheck => 1);
$mechanize->cookie_jar(HTTP::Cookies->new());
$mechanize->get($url);
$mechanize->form_name('logonForm');
$mechanize->field(username => $username);
$mechanize->field(password => $password);
$mechanize->click();
$mechanize->get("https://webmail.com/exchange/username/Inbox/?Cmd=cont
+ents&Page=1");
my $page = $mechanize->content();

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However, I get en error while running it:
Error GETing https://webmail.com/exchange/: Unauthorized
I entered the site manually,
and found out that the username and password,
are not being captured by a form in the page,
but by a pop up window.

I seeking help trying to handle this window.
will the mechanize work on this window?

Thanks in advance,
Moked

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