Source!

I have a webbrowser on my form which is accessing a non-HTML file. The only contents of the file are two lines, with text on each line. No HTML tags. Nadda.

How do I read the first line of this page ONLY?

The .Document.DocumentElement.InnerHTML code was usless, as it gave me extra HTML tags which weren't in the document (as I said, it's a text file with two lines, text on each line).

Help? =)

-Git

Well,

Why dont you just try using the Winsock Control ?

Connect to the server manually using the winsock control ; connect to remoteport 80.
Then once the socket has been accepted, send the required bits of the HTTP protocol.
I cant remember it off hand, but if you just make yourself a little proxy app, and connect through it with your webrowser to the net you'll see the HTTP requests.

Anyway, the file should be downloaded <as is>.

- Jamie.

The problem is I don't know Winsock yet (although I'm going to learn it soon!).

I think I found a way around what I'm trying to do, so I won't even need the source.

Thanks anyway. =)

-Git

Well personally I'd stick with the winsock control.
One can do do a lot more with the winsock control than the inet controls.

- jamie

git, all you need is include the iNet control into your form and put this code under a CommandButton on click event will do.

Code:

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Dim FirstLine
Dim WriteData As String
Dim HTML_Str As String

WriteData = Inet1.OpenURL("http://forums.vb-world.net", icString)
HTML_Str = Inet1.GetChunk(2048, icString)
Do While Len(HTML_Str) <> 0
    DoEvents
    WriteData = WriteData & HTML_Str
    HTML_Str = Inet1.GetChunk(2048, icString)
Loop

FirstLine = Split(WriteData, vbCrLf, -1, vbTextCompare)
MsgBox "First line of text from http://forums.vb-world.net is " & FirstLine(0)

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Cheers!