Sorry, cant get on. This is my actual code: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use WWW::Mechanize;
use Win32::Process;
use LWP;

use strict;


my $url="http://thewebside";

my $page;
my $inhalt;

my $firefoxpfad="C:\\firefox\\firefox.exe";
my $firefox="firefox";

#####  page holen #############################

$page = WWW::Mechanize->new( autocheck => 1 );
#$page = WWW::Mechanize->new();
$page->get($url);
$page->success or die "Can't get the searched page";

#$page->form_name( "contactForm1" );
$page->form_number( 1 );

$page->field('contactFormId' => "1");   ### hidden field, is already s
+et
$page->field('name' => "myname");
$page->field('message' => "Hello");

##### page speichern ########################

$inhalt = $page->content;

## normally I would like to open firefox with $inhalt which should
## contain already the filled fields
## but here I save it to disk


#print $inhalt;

open (ERGEBNISFILE, ">ergebnisfile.html") || die "Kann \"ergebnisfile\
+" nicht oeffnen $!";        
printf ERGEBNISFILE "%s\n" ,"$inhalt";

close (ERGEBNISFILE);

=BEGIN
##### open in browser #####################

                Win32::Process::Create( my $ProcessObj,
                    ### win xp
                    "$firefoxpfad",
                     "$firefox $url",
                     0, NORMAL_PRIORITY_CLASS,  ".") || die ErrorRepor
+t();                

=END
=cut

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Problem:
1. $inhalt does not contain, the filled fields e.g. message with Hello . There is only 1 form on the side. Why are the fields not filled ?
2. Like to open firefox with the filled form. 3. I looked at HTML::Display module, but the simple example 
display("<html><body><h1>Hello world!</h1></body></html>");

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opens only with IE, I'd like to use firefox instead. If I try to open the real webside it starts loading with IE but then breaks.

In reply to Re: modifyed http page in browser by hudo
in thread modifyed http page in browser by hudo

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