Then the question becomes: How do I get what I want out of this HTML? That is an application specific thing. If it is really easy, I just write a regex. HTML Parser is one option.

$mech->get( $uri )

NOTE: Because :content_file causes the page contents to be stored in a file instead of the response object, some Mech functions that expect it to be there won't work as expected. Use with caution.

Wow, you saw right through that code, thank you very much that was it.

I've got one more question though, it seems mechanize can't see text generated through javascript, is there any way I can get it ?

For example, here's a bit of code:

function calculate(){
    if(date_completate(0)){
        $('#PolitaAddForm').ajaxSubmit(formoptions);
    }else{
        $('#prima').html("Insufficient data.");
    }
}

var formoptions = { target: '#prima', url: '/rca/ajax/calcul' };
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Now when you first enter the form page you can see "Insufficient data" in the div with the id "prima". If you complete some of the form that changes into a number. That's what I want to get. There are other ways to get it but this would be the most straightforward one.

As mentioned in the WWW::Mechanize documentation, it does not support JavaScript. You could use a module such as WWW::Mechanize::Firefox, which does.

Um, start a shell?

See perlrun, Behind the GUI lives the Shell