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    Hi

    How i can put Thread name and link on Label ?

    btw, the site is www.koc2.com
    index.htm :
    http://pastebin.com/jXLqdrh2

    you can view html via dreamviewer

    thanks

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    Re: Thread Name and Link to Label

    Make a label, put the words in caption that you want to be the link, change font to underline and forecolor to blue. Change MousePointer to 99 - Custom, get (online) a 'hand' cursor file, browse to it and select it for MouseIcon. In the click event of the label put a ShellExecute function and have it open the URL you want.

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    Re: Thread Name and Link to Label

    No, like this forum
    there are always new thread, top thread etc right
    how i can show it on label ?

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    Re: Thread Name and Link to Label

    I'm not really sure what are you are trying to do.

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    Re: Thread Name and Link to Label

    Welcome to the forums...

    Me too don't know what you are asking.
    Check this one too: http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=513057

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    Re: Thread Name and Link to Label

    Hello

    Sorry if you not understand what im saying, my main language is not English :P

    okay, in www.koc2.com forum, there are thread name and link like this forum


    i want to put every thread name to Label with hyperlink to that thread on my VB6
    i mean if there are new thread listed or updated, Label will update to that thread name

    and if i click that label, it will open new webbrowser on VB6 to open the thread

    i hope you can understand it

    sorry

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    Re: Thread Name and Link to Label

    You mean, you want to get the name of new threads which are created on you forum. Right?
    Then check the link that I had provided in my last post. It's a wonderful utility created by EdgeMeal, for vbforums. You can see all the source code of it. And you can implement it's same method for yours.

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    Re: Thread Name and Link to Label

    Thank you for it !

    But i dont understand how to change it, the forum is different (Thread link format, etc)

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