To expand a bit on what our nameless member has said, the WWW::Mechanize documentation shows many methods to access the forms on the current page and also many methods to fill out fields in those forms. Under the hood, WWW::Mechanize also uses HTML::Form, but why do you want to reimplement what WWW::Mechanize does if you're already using WWW::Mechanize?
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Why? Because when I tried to use the find_all_inputs method of Mechanize, it returned data that was useless to me. I figured I could do it more simply and efficiently with HTML::Form. Apparently I am wrong :P Thanks for all your help.
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Just stick with mechanize.
You generally need to show more details than that.
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