This smells like an .html question... or maybe an issue complicated by .js or flash... in any of which cases, this is the wrong forum. Nonetheless, some questions and suggestions about seeking help.

Initially, your phrasing suggests that the web page is yours; that is, presumtively, created by you. But your final statement suggests you viewed the source (in a browser?) and failed to find any form tag (did you find a submit? Please clarify... and if you used Perl in some manner to ascertain what you assert, please provide the code.

Next, please consult Markup in the Monastery,On asking for help and I know what I mean. Why don't you?. Then, update your OP with the relevant detail and formatting. As is, your question is basicly unanswerable; with the relevant detail, there may be some chance we can help.

In reply to Re: fill a web page without form using Mechanize module by ww
in thread fill a web page without form using Mechanize module by file2000

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