Re: Using Mechanize With Odd Query String

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Your form key/value pairs need to be specified as Content:

$browser->post("$BASEURL?use-a", { 'target' => '195' } ); # now a hash
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The documentation for ->post mentions $field_name which may be confused as being a form key name. The $field_name => $value pairs actually get pushed onto the Header instead of the Content.

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Re^2: Using Mechanize With Odd Query String by Anonymous Monk on Mar 06, 2012 at 22:12 UTC
Thank you. I did not understand the documentation even when I re-read it. Thank you for explaining it succinctly.	[reply]

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