MEGASTEVER1:
is there any way of simulating clicking the submit button?
... in a form that is part of HTML document you created/control or in a form presented by (say) yahoo, ebay etc. ?
Apart from security considerations ... that I haven't checked out one way or another so far ... if you deploy any such automated form-filler facilities in your applications that are sold to third parties, you run the risk of failure if the owners of the form/html make a change to their web page.
Not withstanding the above, it is possible ... but might require a look at the "implementation method" deployed in the web page ... the "onClick" response might be a direct "get/post method" or a call to a (javascript/vbscript) function ... which does some initial checking ... adds/modifies entered fields and then issues a command to invoke the "get/post method" ... so any "submit from NeoBook script" would have to follow the same process sequence.
And AJAX (Asynchronous Javascript And Xml) is taking-off like wild fire ... so the dialog between client and server is happening in numerous small instances (e.g. field by field ... without a web page refresh/replacement) instead of one big instance when the Submit button is pressed ... so developing NeoBook scripts/logic to simulate all that may be impossible.