Hi , I am trying to fill a form using the WWW::Mechanize module.
Logged in successfully now I have small form with 4 input fields for text.
and One Drag and drop Document upload option.
How can I upload the PDF file and submit the form ?
After the PDF gets uploaded only then I can see the submit button .
help me.
Image of the form
https://ibb.co/jOsJDQ
Thanks in advance.
when I dump the form bless( { # 'id' => 'chooseupload', # 'value' => undef, # 'name' => 'filename', # 'tabindex' => '-1', # 'value_name' => '', # 'type' => 'file', # 'size' => '40', # 'class' => 'filestyle', # 'style' => 'position: absolu +te; clip: rect(0px 0px 0px 0px);', # 'accept' => 'application/pdf +', # 'data-buttonname' => 'btn-de +fault' # }, 'HTML::Form::FileInput' ),
my perl code
my $mech = WWW::Mechanize->new(); $mech->cookie_jar(HTTP::Cookies->new()); $mech->get($url); $mech->field("id", $username); $mech->field("password", $password); $mech->click(); $mech->set_fields( identifier => [ 'xyzzzzz' ] , ConfirmationEmail => [ 'email@id.com' ] , tmpto => [ '13222222222222' ] , # pdfcreate=> [filename=> "UserAgent_Beschreibung. +pdf", # 'Content-Type' => 'application/pdf'], ); print $mech->content(); $mech->submit_form();

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