Unfortunately neither of those work for me. (But I am glad that I read the docs enough that you, the author of this excellent module, suggest it should work).

Also, I think you're saying that there should be more debugging output from the 2 step method you suggest. There is, which I believe suggests that the xpath is wrong (I got it from firebug's inspect element followed by copy xpath). The error I got is: 


No elements found for '//*[@id="submit"]' at scrape line 15
No elements found for Button with name '' at scrape line 16
Can't call method "__click" on an undefined value at /home/tom/perl5/l
+ib/perl5/WWW/Mechanize/Firefox.pm line 1924, <DATA> line 1.

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In reply to Re^2: Using WWW::Mechanize::Firefox to navigate a site by larard
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