Well, I did scan the HTML::Form perldoc before making this post. I would say that the doc could be more digestible by using the term pattern instead of selector. Not that I'm making any excuses. And (don't worry, I'm already wearing my dunce cap) my code is still broke: 
        my $login;
        foreach (HTML::Form->parse($self->{resp})) {
            if ($_->find_input('#btnLogin')) {
                $login = $_; 
                last;
            }
        }
    
        die $! if not $login;

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In reply to Re^2: HTML::Form getting button by id by mhearse
in thread HTML::Form getting button by id by mhearse

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