Hi guys, I'm making a project that requires getting the HTML source from a website. I'm not at all sure about how to go about doing this. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you so much in advance!
-Robert
getting HTML from a website
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getting HTML from a website
jorgew
Robert....
There are women here too.
The other two identical questions you asked are in VBE and you marked your question as answered here:
http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=414318&SiteID=1
abrewerton
KitG
In an answer to your question, I marked that as answered because the problem had temporarily been solved. And to answer your question as to why I posted an indentical question here... Someone told me that I was in the wrong forum. Ok, I'm sorry...
Thanks, all
-Robert
Carlos Figueroa
AdamCCC
OK, Robert. I'm with you. Let's take it from the top.
What version of VB are you using
And do you want the raw source... or filtered source
MohammadSamara
SeeBee
bobthebob
CapitanMiki
Allan Hirt
ok, here's the problem:
With all of the code samples that i've tried to collect and use and implement, none of them have worked, and I've tried tweaking them etc. and I still can't get them to work (I have no CS degree... I'm 14). But reguardless, I'm trying to get the source from a website, and I still have NO idea how to go about doing so. I do realize that there are several possible ways of doing so, but I don't really know how to implement them. Since this is your area of expertise, I'm very interested in how you choose to do this sort of thing. But I'm still sort of starting from square 1. Thanks for you time. Sorry again!
-Robert
Alexey Monastyrsky
Shoot....I don't know it as well. NO WONDER some of the things we suggested didn't work.
Hey you can download either VBE which is quite comprehensive and free forever or something huger for six months and I would recommend that you do one or the other so I can help you. Otherwise, I'm going to be shooting in the dark.
WHat's you pleasure
basmar
Not really. Is it vs2005 (If it's early... I'm not as familiar with the products as I am the VS2005 family.)
Keith Buik
Great.... do you have broadband
Stathread
Robert,
We forgive what little Californian I have in me, but...I think you were doing fine.
OK....What's you new problem. This is an area of expertise of mine.