onclick of the button calls a javascript function, therefore I don't think just clicking the button through Mechanize will serve the purpose (unless any other module for javascript such as WWW::Mechanize::Plugin::JavaScript is used.)
If you look at the javascript code 
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+""}, functi
+on(data){
    if(data.length >0) {
        $('#serverlisted').html(data);
    }
    });

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it seems that JSON data is posted to url "rpc.f" and the data returned is added to #serverlisted (should be an id to div, span or any other tag on page.)
In my view you need to post the data 
which is either
{credenU: ""+user+"", credenP: ""+pass+"", mns: 1}
or
{credenU: ""+user+"", credenP: ""+pass+""}
based on value of mms

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to url "rpc.f" and replace the response recived on tag #serverlisted
Update: Corrected the typo. thanks marto for pointing it.
Regards,
Ashish

In reply to Re^2: Accessing unnamed button using WWW::Mechanize by ashish.kvarma
in thread Accessing unnamed button using WWW::Mechanize by venkatesan_G02

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