Website source:
What i want:
Without any webbrowser window,(using webclient), search in all the code.
Find the id news_feed, and go to the first child, and get the websitelink, the title, and the date posted.
Then display the title, with the websitelink on a linklabel, and the dateposted on the label.
Then do the same foe the next news_post.
I believed it would look something like this, but i was wrong
WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("news_feed").AppendChild(1) ...[On this example i used webbrowser. I want it without it;) ]
HTML Code:
Some random content
<div id="right" class="column">
<div class="pane">
<div class="pane_header"><h2>Site News & Events</h2></div>
<div class="pane_content">
<div id="news_feed">
<div class='news_post'>
<p class="news_post_topic"><a href="/example" title="example</a><br/>
Posted <abbr class='timeago' title='2013-05-21 16:28:07'>05/21/2013</abbr></p>
</div>
<div class='news_post'>
<p class="news_post_topic"><a href="/example2" title="examples">/example</a><br/>
Posted <abbr class='timeago' title='2013-05-10 16:53:37'>05/10/2013</abbr></p>
</div>
</div>
</div>
.....
Some more contentWithout any webbrowser window,(using webclient), search in all the code.
Find the id news_feed, and go to the first child, and get the websitelink, the title, and the date posted.
Then display the title, with the websitelink on a linklabel, and the dateposted on the label.
Then do the same foe the next news_post.
I believed it would look something like this, but i was wrong
WebBrowser1.Document.GetElementById("news_feed").AppendChild(1) ...[On this example i used webbrowser. I want it without it;) ]