How to get data from website(td and em tag) using Web Browser

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Hi please look that image. I want to get "%67" data using Web Browser. How can i get this data?

Posted 4-Jun-15 21:26pm

okanarslan20

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F-ES Sitecore · Accepted Answer · 2015-06-04T21:59:00

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Use jQuery and traverse the DOM accordingly. Google "jquery dom traverse tutorials" for more info.

Posted 4-Jun-15 21:59pm

F-ES Sitecore

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okanarslan20 5-Jun-15 4:08am

I dont want to use jQuery. I want to this code " If UCase(TblElement.TagName.ToString).Contains("TD") Then
MsgBox(TblElement.InnerText)
End If"

but there are a lot of message box. I want to one msgbox about %67

F-ES Sitecore 5-Jun-15 4:16am

You'll just have to work out how you define the element you're looking for, then navigate through the DOM to find it. ie is it always going to be the 3rd column of the second row? If so get the table, go through the child tr elements until you get the second, then go through the tds until you get the third. You have given almost no information so it's hard to give any specific advice.

okanarslan20 5-Jun-15 4:17am

ok thank you very much