Not sure which way to go Parsing html

Ok, wow, not sure how to go about asking the question ...

So let me explain my delima .... I am getting two types of html source ... then again just might be going about this wrong ...

Ok I started out by going to http://www.edmunds.com/flipper/do/Me...rstNav=Gallery
Then I grabbed page source ... by right clicking and from the context menu getting page source. SO far so good right

Well looking at the page source ... I see right off the data I am needing which is this

Code:

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{
                id: '20245103',
                thumb: '/pictures/VEHICLE/2009/Ford/2009.ford.f-150.20245103-ST.jpg',
                full: '/pictures/VEHICLE/2009/Ford/2009.ford.f-150.20245103-E.jpg',
                caption: '2009 Ford F-150 FX4 Extended Cab Shown',
                credits: '(Photo courtesy of Ford Motor Company)',
                desc: '2009 Ford F-150 FX4 Extended Cab Shown',
               
               
                       
                                title: '2010 Ford F-150'
                                               
                       
                               
                               
                               
        }
       

       
        ,{
                id: '20245121',
                thumb: '/pictures/VEHICLE/2009/Ford/2009.ford.f-150.20245121-ST.jpg',
                full: '/pictures/VEHICLE/2009/Ford/2009.ford.f-150.20245121-E.jpg',
                caption: '2009 Ford F-150 Platinum Crew Cab Shown',
                credits: '(Photo courtesy of Ford Motor Company)',
                desc: '2009 Ford F-150 Platinum Crew Cab Shown',
               
               
                       
                                title: '2010 Ford F-150'

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The lines that begin with full: well I need to get the image url ... well ultimately I want to download into a folder every one of the full: images in the source code

But this source code is different from what I am used to ...
Normally I would use a webbrowser control
Then basically do something like this

Code:

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web1.Navigate("http://www.edmunds.com/flipper/do/MediaNav/make=50/model=F-150/firstNav=Gallery")

        Do Until web1.ReadyState = WebBrowserReadyState.Complete
            Application.DoEvents()
        Loop

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Then once the page is loaded I would try to get the table in which the data was located like this for example

Find the table

Code:

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Dim myTable As HtmlElement = wb2.Document.All("dgCurrent")

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dgcurrent in this case is from another page I parsed over a year ago
Once I have the table then long story short

Code:

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'MAKE SURE WE GOT A VALID TABLE OBJECT
        If myTable IsNot Nothing Then
            'LOOP ALL ROW ELEMENTS IN TABLE
            For Each MyElement As HtmlElement In myTable.GetElementsByTagName("TR")
                'THERE SHOULD BE 2 TD ELEMENTS PER ROW
                Dim myTDTags As HtmlElementCollection = MyElement.GetElementsByTagName("TD")

                'IF WE GOT 2 TD ELEMENTS, WRITE THEM TO 2 ARRAYLIST
                If myTDTags.Count = 2 Then

                   
                    myPubAr.Add(myTDTags(0).InnerText)
                    myLocAr.Add(myTDTags(1).InnerText)



                 
                End If

            Next



        End If
' THEN DISPLAY IT INA A RICHTEXTBOX

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However ... above code was used to parse a page that had the html tags and such
IN this case I am not sure how to get this

All though I did stumble onto something that did change the structure of the html source by simply loooking at the innerhtml

But I am not sure how to parse innerhtml
Looking at this page in a webbrowser control and simply doing this

Code:

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Dim myHtml As String
myHtml = web1.Document.Body.InnerHtml
rtb1.Text = myHtml

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What is displayed in the RTB is the same page but the source code is more proper and looks like I could parse it but for the life of me I cant figure out how to parse the innerhtml

Guys I need help
WHat I am wanting to accomplish here is get all the full size images and DL them to a folder

Any help is much appreciated