Hi all , I have written a script to automate a web app using win32::IEautomation, i am able to perform most of the operations but i am not able to automatically click the javascript alert dialog box that appears, after clicking a button on the webpage. The thing is once submit button is clicked the code doesn,t execute further and is stuck, because of which i am not able to go further. Another thing since most of the customers of app are using IE i need to perform this in IE itself. Below is the code that i am using for the problem which is not working. 
use Win32::IEAutomation;
use Win32::IEAutomation::WinClicker;

my $clicker1 =Win32::IEAutomation::WinClicker->new(warnings => 1);
#-----------------------------------------------------------
code for filling other input fields of form.
#------------------------------------------------------------


my $title="Message from webpage";

$ie->getButton('caption:', "Submit",1)->Click;
$clicker1->alert_ok($title);

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alert_ok() is the subroutine that i have added in winclicker module to click on alert window it is same as other subroutines except the subroutine name. The main issue i am facing is i am not able to goto next line of code once the button is clicked. After that the code gets stuck.

In reply to To automatically click javascript alert dialog box using win32::IEautomation by Anonymous Monk

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