The search criteria needs to go after the '=' (equals sign)
You could use a textbox that sends the above & you can use the HttpWebRequest/HttpWebResponse to return the information to your application in a second multiline textbox
The Request/Response mentioned above will return raw HTML though, as far as I am aware
The HTTPWebRequest/Response stream objects will return only raw HTML.
You have to render HTML urself (like a browser ). U could use some components for that. or if u want only the search result texts and links and not the exact HTML ouput. Then u can use Regex to extract all the results with the hyperlinks and display it in ur own way.
Yes, but depending on how you wish to use the service it might be a viable option. I would also caution Sami in culling the search results from Yahoo without also entering into a similar agreement with that service.
Connect to Yahoo search
Bikal gurung
http://search.yahoo.com/bin/search p=
The search criteria needs to go after the '=' (equals sign)
You could use a textbox that sends the above & you can use the HttpWebRequest/HttpWebResponse to return the information to your application in a second multiline textbox
The Request/Response mentioned above will return raw HTML though, as far as I am aware
I hope this helps
ahmad.nazmi
You have to render HTML urself (like a browser ). U could use some components for that.
or if u want only the search result texts and links and not the exact HTML ouput. Then u can use Regex to extract all the results with the hyperlinks and display it in ur own way.
Russell Klenk
Rellik
Cheers,
-Paul
frida
If you're interested in using Google, you could query their search service directly using SOAP.
See "Web Search API"
http://www.google.com/apis/index.html
-Paul