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I am pretty certain the the $mech->submit_form was successful because when I do my Dumper( $resp ) I can see ... 
resp = [ $VAR1 = bless( {
                 '_protocol' => 'HTTP/11',
                 '_content' => '
<HTML>
<HEAD><TITLE>Props update example jsp</TITLE></HEAD>

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Re: Re: Re: Why doesn't $mech->title() change after $mech->submit_form?
by leira (Monk) on Mar 03, 2004 at 23:53 UTC
    Well $mech->title uses HTML::HeadParser on the current value of $mech->content, which is why I think it would be valuable to check whether $mech->content is what you think it is.

    Linda

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      When I do ... 
      print $mech->content;

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      ... I get ... 
      <HTML>
<HEAD><TITLE>Props update example jsp</TITLE></HEAD>
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      ... and $mech->success returns true. Why doesn't $mech->title() update? What'cha think ... is this a bug?

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        OK, I should have seen this the first time 'round: 

        $title = $mech->title(); # get the new title?
print "$upLoadUrl is titled [$upLoadTitle]\n";
print "resp = [ " . Dumper( $resp ) . "]\n";

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        You probably meant to print out $title and not $upLoadTitle.

        Linda

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