On the HTML, yes, but not your actual Perl code. Have you even looked at your own submission!? It contains the following text:
#$sel->click("xpath=//divclass='payselectButtonsSprite s_add-your-card add-instrument-button action_link'");
This is surely not what you intended (it's invalid XPath, and there's a link to a node in the middle of it).
A short, self contained, correct example is doing a courtesy to those who might volunteer their time.
There's more than one Selenium module on CPAN; you haven't told us which one you're using.
The core of your question is to do with Selenium RC, not Perl. Maybe someone here will happen to know the answer, but you'd have more luck on a Selenium mailing list or similar.
Finally, using an XPath query is the way to go about this. I'd love to try to help, but a) you haven't posted the full HTML excerpt either (your commented out XPath queries show references to a <div> tag, which is not in the HTML given), so I can't actually write one!, and b) your sample code isn't in <c></c> tags, so I can't use that to try to guess what your HTML does actually have!
Please: help us help you.
Anneli
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