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in reply to not getting the required out put

All I can see is the leading whitespace in ' protmethod' that seems wrong. Without a valid input file, it is difficult to run a test.

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Re^2: not getting the required out put
by rashichauhan (Novice) on Sep 25, 2013 at 05:22 UTC
    Thanx for your suggestion.But I found that it was not due to leading white space in ' protmethod'.It was due to I am using mech->submit().I have to use mech->click().Now I am getting the required output.
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