I use WWW::Mechanize::Chrome but I can't manage to write in a <input>-field that's not inside a form.
According to the docs I need the set_field() method. Maybe it also works with the get_set_value() method but I have no idea here either...

If we assume that the only thing I know about the input-field is that it has the attribute id="foo" and that their is only one of these fields, how can I do this ?
The only progress I made so far is that I managed to create a WWW::Mechanize::Chrome::Node object with $node = $mech->xpath('//input[@id="foo"]', single => 1);

In reply to How to write in a non-form field of which the xpath is known using WWW::Mechanize::Chrome ? by garo

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