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htmlagilitypack select all input elemet in html

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Hello,

Please help me with code using htmlagilitypack to select all input element (including select, textarea etc), on a form, extracting the input element name and type

VB
Dim htmldoc As HtmlDocument = New HtmlDocument()
        htmldoc.LoadHtml(txtHtml.Text)
        Dim root As HtmlNode = htmldoc.DocumentNode
        If root Is Nothing Then
            tsslStatus.Text = "Error parsing html"
        End If
        ' parse the page content
        For Each InputTag As HtmlNode In root.SelectNodes("//input")
            'get title
            Dim attName As String = Nothing
            Dim attType As String = Nothing
            For Each att As HtmlAttribute In InputTag.Attributes
                Select Case att.Name.ToLower
                    Case "name"
                        attName = att.Value
                        'get href or link
                    Case "type"
                        attType = att.Value
                End Select
                If attName Is Nothing OrElse attType Is Nothing Then
                    Continue For
                End If
                Dim sResult As String = String.Format("Type={0},Name={1}", attType, attName).ToLower

                If txtResult.Text.Contains(sResult) = False Then
                    'Debug.Print(sResult)
                    txtResult.Text &= sResult & vbCrLf
                End If

            Next
        Next


thanks
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