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Enter produces a newline, not a carriage return. I'm not saying selenium will accept a newline — I don't know the first thing about selenium — I'm saying that sending a carriage return is surely incorrect.
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Re^4: How To Simulate "Enter" Key Stroke using WWW::Selenium
by venkatesan_G02 (Sexton) on Nov 13, 2009 at 20:35 UTC
    So, is there any way to send the enter key press to the application, Please??
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      Did you get the same error sending a newline? There's also a mention of sending a backslash followed by keycode, so I'd also try all of the following: 

      $sel->key_press("q", "\12");   # Newline
$sel->key_press("q", "\\10");  # Decimal
$sel->key_press("q", "\\12");  # Octal

$sel->key_press("q", "\15");   # Carriage return
$sel->key_press("q", "\\13");  # Decimal
$sel->key_press("q", "\\15");  # Octal

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        Hey... Thanks it worked this time with
        $sel->key_press("q", "\\13"); # Decimal
        Thanks for your assistance !!!
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