Hi,


I am trying to access a web page using WWW::Mechanize and i come across a situation where i need to click on a button with no name. I tried button_click option of WWW::Mechanize with both value and number parameter but the program throws an error in both the cases.


THE HTML CODE:

<input type="button" value="Login" class="inputs2" onClick="lookup();">


I looked up the JavaScript Code but could not understand head-or-tail from it. Below is the corresponding JavaScript code. 

<script type="text/javascript">





    function lookup() {

        userO=document.getElementById("loginname");

        passO=document.getElementById("loginpass");

        user=userO.value;

        pass=passO.value;

        if(user.length == 0  || pass.length==0) {

            $('#box').hide();

        } else {

        $('#box').show();

        $('#serverlisted').html('Loading Connection Routine');

        mns=document.getElementById("mns");

        ck=mns.checked;

        if (ck==true){

            $.post("rpc.f", {credenU: ""+user+"", credenP: ""+pass+"",
+mns: 1}, function(data){

                if(data.length >0) {

                    

                    $('#serverlisted').html(data);

                }

            });

        }

        else{

            $.post("rpc.f", {credenU: ""+user+"", credenP: ""+pass+""}
+, function(data){

                if(data.length >0) {

                    

                    $('#serverlisted').html(data);

                }

            });        

        

        }

        }

    } // lookup

</script>

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In the above code,
loginname = Name of the text box for user name
loginpass = Name of the text box for password
mns = A check box to preserve our login for 10 hours
Could any of the monks please help me in resolving this issue?


Thanks

In reply to Accessing unnamed button using WWW::Mechanize by venkatesan_G02

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