RE: [DotNetDevelopment] Webbrowser question.

2010-03-09 Thread Greg Hile
First off I would grab Debugbar if you are using IE. This will allows you to see the document and select selections from it. You can see each Div is of a certain class. So if I use Google maps and type in Pizza, then I run Debugbar and place te4h target over one of the listing on the left I see t

Re: [DotNetDevelopment] Webbrowser question.

2010-03-08 Thread ravindra kumar
Hopfully try page scraping technique. On 3/4/10, Rich wrote: > Hello All, > > I'm trying to write a simple address stripping program. For example > if you look at google maps and you wish to search for say a plumber or > electrician, it returns a list of addresses within a region. All I > would

Re: [DotNetDevelopment] Webbrowser question.

2010-03-05 Thread Jamie Fraser
I think you'd have a bit more luck using the Google Maps API. Screenscraping is pretty hacky and is prone to breaking due to the slightest change. On Thu, Mar 4, 2010 at 12:57 PM, Rich wrote: > Hello All, > > I'm trying to write a simple address stripping program. For example > if you look at g

[DotNetDevelopment] Webbrowser question.

2010-03-04 Thread Rich
Hello All, I'm trying to write a simple address stripping program. For example if you look at google maps and you wish to search for say a plumber or electrician, it returns a list of addresses within a region. All I would like to do is to be able to lift these addresses for an application I'm w