Check HTML Source Multiple Times

Code:

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StrData = Inet1.OpenURL("http://www.sample.com/blah.php")

Test = Mid(StrData, InStr(1, StrData, "<a href=" & """") + Len("<a href=" & """") + 1)
Test = Mid(Test, 1, InStr(1, Test, """") - 1)

MsgBox Test

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This code searches through the HTML of a website and displays anything inside the first <a href="[THIS IS DISPLAYED]"> tag.

The problem is it only displays what's in the FIRST tag. I'd like the code to search through the entire HTML and display every <a href tag.

Can anyone help?

somthing like this

Code:

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Dim pos as integer
pos = 1
Do While pos <> 0
    pos = InStr(pos, StrData, "<a href=" & Chr(34))
    If pos > 0 Then
        MsgBox Mid(StrData, pos + Len("<a href=" & Chr(34)) + 1)
        pos = pos + 1
    End If
Loop

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Give this a try. Place a Webbrowser control on your form and then set a reference to "Microsoft Internet Controls"

Code:

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Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim objHTML As HTMLDocument
Dim objAnchor As HTMLAnchorElement

    WebBrowser1.Visible = False
    WebBrowser1.navigate "http://www.dell.com"
    Set objHTML = WebBrowser1.document
   
   
    For Each objAnchor In objHTML.links
        Debug.Print objAnchor.href
    Next objAnchor
 
    Set objHTML = Nothing
End Sub

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I enabled the Microsoft Internet Control reference and it gave me some User-defined error. I then tried enabling the Microsoft HTML Object Library to see if that would help but now it says Object variable or With block variable not set.

Any ideas?

recently i made a programme of song's lyrics search... in that programme i used a website which searches for lyrics... i was also having this problem but i solved it by using my BRAIN ;) but in that, i know that how many links were there...
my programme first search for "Total Results: " and get the number of links in the same way u did in ur first post (djwk) and then i use 'for loop'...
here is the code:

vb Code:

dim i
for i = 0 to totalsearches
            dim linkStart, link, linkEnd
            
            LinkStart = InStr(1 + LinkLast, html, " - <a href=""") + 12
            Link = Mid(html, LinkStart)
            LinkEnd = InStr(1, Link, """") - 1
            Link = Mid(Link, 1, LinkEnd)
 
            If LinkLast < (LinkStart + LinkEnd) Then
                LinkLast = LinkStart + LinkEnd
            End If
next

here 'html' is the website's html...AND DONT FORGET TO RATE THIS POST IF THIS HELPS YOU!