I did RTFM, (which you literally copied).
But I don't see how I can go from a xpath to a field node.

Can you give me some example-code ?
e.g. Let's assume the webpage is <html><body><input id="foo"></input></body></html> and you want to fill it with bar.
(But you have to use the xpath to find the input field because real pages will be way more complex)

In reply to Re^2: How to write in a non-form field of which the xpath is known using WWW::Mechanize::Chrome ? by garo
in thread How to write in a non-form field of which the xpath is known using WWW::Mechanize::Chrome ? by garo

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