Howdy!

I'm not sure if this is even possible, but I would like to use formfiller for forms that will be different each time...

These fields will be constant (although I don't know how many there will be):

srcChk_* (srcChk_0, srcChk_1 ... srcChk_10 etc) I want these fields to always be set to 'on' - srcChk_0=on

srcChk_*_* (srcChk_0_0, srcChk_0_1 ... srcChk_10_3 etc) I want these always to be ignored and *not* returned with the form

The rest of the fields in the form I want returned back but with their default set value... and I never know what the names of the fields will be before the page is retrieved.

If this is even possible, will you guys draw out a quick example of it? And if formfiller isn't the appropriate tool for this, what else would?

Thank you!

In reply to Using WWW::Mechanize::FormFiller by jclh

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