I'm doing some screenscraping. Trying to submit a form using the HTML::Form->click method. The only problem is: the button doesn't have a name... only an id. I'm unable to get the button using: 
        my $login;
        foreach (HTML::Form->parse($self->{resp})) {
            #if ($_->find_input('btnLogin')) {
            print Dumper($_);
            if ($_->find_input('Login', 'button')) {
                $login = $_;
                last;
            }
        }

        die $! if not $login;

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This is what I get by doing print Dumper($_); 
{
                                        '/' => '/', 
                                        'value_name' => '',
                                        'tabindex' => '4', 
                                        'value' => 'Login',
                                        'class' => 'login_button butto
+n',
                                        'id' => 'btnLogin',
                                        'type' => 'button'
                                      },

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Can someone help? Thanks.

In reply to HTML::Form getting button by id by mhearse

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