The issue from the previous post was that WIN32:IE:Mechanize appears to not work correctly with frames. Google and perlmonk searches turned up questions back to 2005 but no real answers. So using WINE won't work
I guess I could use a sniffer/tracer as the other solutions suggest and hack out a solution but I figured this sort of problem must have come up before. If possible I wanted to save the few days of troubleshooting.
Is there any provisions in LWP or Mechanize for simulating a particular browser?
Or any ideas on the original post? - http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=854131
Or is RTF-packets is the only solution here
Thanks!
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