Mayayana
2/29/2012 1:13:00 PM
It's entirely doable, but it's not a VB issue.
Probably the best way: Parse the webpage code using
a tokenizing routine. HTML isn't too hard because all
relevant data is between < and >.
The other way to do it would be to go through the
document object model after loading the page into
a WebBrowser window. That could be a security
risk and it's clunky. But it's relatively simple. You'd
have to go through each element in "all" and check
tagName, ID, etc. for each.
For that you'll want to set a reference to mshtml.dll
to get the DOM.
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| I want to put on a form something as a listview that will display all
| the images and tables that exist on a specific web page. The list view
| should display the names of the objects and when scrolling on its
| lines, a picture box will display the object itself
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| Is it doaable (at least with images)?
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| Many thanks
| Avi
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