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[VB.NET] TWITTER LOGIN FORM [TUT] [NEW] - Wide Awake - Aug 18, 2012

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(I will PM you, NO SURVEYS)

The PDF includes link to the solution file also.


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* - marvinn - Aug 18, 2012

Lol.. sounds like you are going to use a WebBrowser component.. This would worth the time if it was made using HttpWebrequests..


* - Wide Awake - Aug 18, 2012

(Aug 18, 2012 03:40 PM)marvinn Wrote:  Lol.. sounds like you are going to use a WebBrowser component.. This would worth the time if it was made using HttpWebrequests..

Correct, web browser. Good tutorial for people who want to learn. Would you like a copy?


* - TrackPro+ - Aug 18, 2012

You could do something that gets the element by the class name, since you're using a webbrowser.

Send me a copy though, I would like to explore it. (:


* - marvinn - Aug 18, 2012

(Aug 18, 2012 03:42 PM)skate101 Wrote:  Correct, web browser. Good tutorial for people who want to learn. Would you like a copy?

NO. Reread my post. Then you will know you should make it in HttpWebrequests ;)


* - facebookdoom - Aug 18, 2012

Why the hell do you want to PM someone the code? It's not like you wrote some super secret code for NASA. It's like 10 lines of code using the HttpWebRequest class.


* - Dark_Noodles - Aug 18, 2012

Post the code OP. It's not that hard to go on YouTube and look up "VB.NET GetElementByID tutorial".


* - TrackPro+ - Aug 18, 2012

:D, he doesn't use GetElementByID because you can't get the element by ID ..


* - Dark_Noodles - Aug 18, 2012

(Aug 18, 2012 06:01 PM)KungFuuPandaa Wrote:  :D, he doesn't use GetElementByID because you can't get the element by ID ..

Then what does he use? 😑
Fill me up with your knowledge.


* - TrackPro+ - Aug 18, 2012

Probably use GetElementByAll or something like that, I don't use webbrowser anymore. So I don't know most tags :P


* - Dark_Noodles - Aug 18, 2012

(Aug 18, 2012 06:10 PM)KungFuuPandaa Wrote:  Probably use GetElementByAll or something like that, I don't use webbrowser anymore. So I don't know most tags :P

:P

HttpWebRequest would be better for this. I'm gonna give it a go!


* - TrackPro+ - Aug 18, 2012

Yeah, true Dark :P

'35 characters as always. Yep, still need more. (:


* - Paelex - Aug 18, 2012

Please can I have this? Sounds interesting. :)


* - TrackPro+ - Aug 18, 2012

(Aug 18, 2012 06:18 PM)Dark_Noodles Wrote:  :P

HttpWebRequest would be better for this. I'm gonna give it a go!

Document.GetType is what I think is used in this..


* - AbdullahAzad - Aug 19, 2012

Send me a copy though, I would like to explore it. (: