Parsing Google results in a listbox (in VB.NET)

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Hello everyone,

Can anyone give me a code that parses the google results in a listbox? And when i click the item in the listbox the webpage should be open. I hope someone can help me!

Bye

P.s: In VB.NET please!

Posted 14-Jan-11 23:21pm

Unknowns001

Updated 14-Jan-11 23:27pm

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-01-14T23:33:00

Assuming you're talking about the web page and not some web service that google might provide...

We can't give you the answer you need unless we study the results returned by google, and my guess is that nobody here is about to put that kind of time into an answer when you yourself could easily do it instead.

Further, you're apparently asking us to even code the interface for your application (or at least a major part of it) and once again, I have to assume that nobody here is emotionally involved in the project, so what you're asking for ain't exactly gonna be forthcoming.

So, why don't you try to do it yourself, and when/if you come to a part that you simply cannot figure out on your own, come back and ask a question about that specific part.

To get you started, I'll give you some google search phrases:

"vb.net httpwebrequest"
"vb.net listbox"
"vb.net parse html"