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i want code that grab text from webpage



here is the html



<div><span>Version : </span> " 1.3"</div>


so i want 1.3 text in textbox1










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    i want code that grab text from webpage



    here is the html



    <div><span>Version : </span> " 1.3"</div>


    so i want 1.3 text in textbox1










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      i want code that grab text from webpage



      here is the html



      <div><span>Version : </span> " 1.3"</div>


      so i want 1.3 text in textbox1










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      i want code that grab text from webpage



      here is the html



      <div><span>Version : </span> " 1.3"</div>


      so i want 1.3 text in textbox1







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          To manipulate HTML elements/documents easily, you need to install HTML Agility Pack. You can get it from NuGet at: https://www.nuget.org/packages/HtmlAgilityPack



          After you have it, you can do a lot of magic with HTML documents/tags.



          Dim voHAP As New HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlDocument
          voHAP.LoadHtml("<div><span>Version : </span> "" 1.3""</div>")
          Dim voDiv As HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlNode = voHAP.DocumentNode.Elements("div")(0)

          voDiv.RemoveChild(voDiv.Element("span"))
          Dim vsText As String = Replace(voDiv.InnerText, """", "").Trim


          The vsText variable will contain your value of 1.3. The final Replace() function is to remove the unwanted " characters in the string.






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          • Thanks for this but there can be another case too .. so if in place 1.3 ,it will be 1.4 or 2.2 ,then what should i do. And one more thing i will not know about what is going to be there . I only know is that there is going to be <div><span>Version : </span> sometext(which i don't know) </div> ... so can u please give me code for this.

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:31











          • Have you try it. The code above works for any value.

            – Joseph Lee
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:33











          • nope bcuz i am not getting that how it will read or find text from webpage as no webpage path is there .Or it will automatically get it from live webpage.

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:36













          • Wow... u totally have zero knowledge eh? Load the webpage and put in the html into voHAP.LoadHtml() line.

            – Joseph Lee
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:40











          • i have just started vb.net about 1-2 weeks before ..that's why i don't know

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:42











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          To manipulate HTML elements/documents easily, you need to install HTML Agility Pack. You can get it from NuGet at: https://www.nuget.org/packages/HtmlAgilityPack



          After you have it, you can do a lot of magic with HTML documents/tags.



          Dim voHAP As New HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlDocument
          voHAP.LoadHtml("<div><span>Version : </span> "" 1.3""</div>")
          Dim voDiv As HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlNode = voHAP.DocumentNode.Elements("div")(0)

          voDiv.RemoveChild(voDiv.Element("span"))
          Dim vsText As String = Replace(voDiv.InnerText, """", "").Trim


          The vsText variable will contain your value of 1.3. The final Replace() function is to remove the unwanted " characters in the string.






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          • Thanks for this but there can be another case too .. so if in place 1.3 ,it will be 1.4 or 2.2 ,then what should i do. And one more thing i will not know about what is going to be there . I only know is that there is going to be <div><span>Version : </span> sometext(which i don't know) </div> ... so can u please give me code for this.

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:31











          • Have you try it. The code above works for any value.

            – Joseph Lee
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:33











          • nope bcuz i am not getting that how it will read or find text from webpage as no webpage path is there .Or it will automatically get it from live webpage.

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:36













          • Wow... u totally have zero knowledge eh? Load the webpage and put in the html into voHAP.LoadHtml() line.

            – Joseph Lee
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:40











          • i have just started vb.net about 1-2 weeks before ..that's why i don't know

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:42
















          1














          To manipulate HTML elements/documents easily, you need to install HTML Agility Pack. You can get it from NuGet at: https://www.nuget.org/packages/HtmlAgilityPack



          After you have it, you can do a lot of magic with HTML documents/tags.



          Dim voHAP As New HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlDocument
          voHAP.LoadHtml("<div><span>Version : </span> "" 1.3""</div>")
          Dim voDiv As HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlNode = voHAP.DocumentNode.Elements("div")(0)

          voDiv.RemoveChild(voDiv.Element("span"))
          Dim vsText As String = Replace(voDiv.InnerText, """", "").Trim


          The vsText variable will contain your value of 1.3. The final Replace() function is to remove the unwanted " characters in the string.






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thanks for this but there can be another case too .. so if in place 1.3 ,it will be 1.4 or 2.2 ,then what should i do. And one more thing i will not know about what is going to be there . I only know is that there is going to be <div><span>Version : </span> sometext(which i don't know) </div> ... so can u please give me code for this.

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:31











          • Have you try it. The code above works for any value.

            – Joseph Lee
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:33











          • nope bcuz i am not getting that how it will read or find text from webpage as no webpage path is there .Or it will automatically get it from live webpage.

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:36













          • Wow... u totally have zero knowledge eh? Load the webpage and put in the html into voHAP.LoadHtml() line.

            – Joseph Lee
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:40











          • i have just started vb.net about 1-2 weeks before ..that's why i don't know

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:42














          1












          1








          1







          To manipulate HTML elements/documents easily, you need to install HTML Agility Pack. You can get it from NuGet at: https://www.nuget.org/packages/HtmlAgilityPack



          After you have it, you can do a lot of magic with HTML documents/tags.



          Dim voHAP As New HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlDocument
          voHAP.LoadHtml("<div><span>Version : </span> "" 1.3""</div>")
          Dim voDiv As HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlNode = voHAP.DocumentNode.Elements("div")(0)

          voDiv.RemoveChild(voDiv.Element("span"))
          Dim vsText As String = Replace(voDiv.InnerText, """", "").Trim


          The vsText variable will contain your value of 1.3. The final Replace() function is to remove the unwanted " characters in the string.






          share|improve this answer













          To manipulate HTML elements/documents easily, you need to install HTML Agility Pack. You can get it from NuGet at: https://www.nuget.org/packages/HtmlAgilityPack



          After you have it, you can do a lot of magic with HTML documents/tags.



          Dim voHAP As New HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlDocument
          voHAP.LoadHtml("<div><span>Version : </span> "" 1.3""</div>")
          Dim voDiv As HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlNode = voHAP.DocumentNode.Elements("div")(0)

          voDiv.RemoveChild(voDiv.Element("span"))
          Dim vsText As String = Replace(voDiv.InnerText, """", "").Trim


          The vsText variable will contain your value of 1.3. The final Replace() function is to remove the unwanted " characters in the string.







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          answered Jul 3 '15 at 18:12









          Joseph LeeJoseph Lee

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          • Thanks for this but there can be another case too .. so if in place 1.3 ,it will be 1.4 or 2.2 ,then what should i do. And one more thing i will not know about what is going to be there . I only know is that there is going to be <div><span>Version : </span> sometext(which i don't know) </div> ... so can u please give me code for this.

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:31











          • Have you try it. The code above works for any value.

            – Joseph Lee
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:33











          • nope bcuz i am not getting that how it will read or find text from webpage as no webpage path is there .Or it will automatically get it from live webpage.

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:36













          • Wow... u totally have zero knowledge eh? Load the webpage and put in the html into voHAP.LoadHtml() line.

            – Joseph Lee
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:40











          • i have just started vb.net about 1-2 weeks before ..that's why i don't know

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:42



















          • Thanks for this but there can be another case too .. so if in place 1.3 ,it will be 1.4 or 2.2 ,then what should i do. And one more thing i will not know about what is going to be there . I only know is that there is going to be <div><span>Version : </span> sometext(which i don't know) </div> ... so can u please give me code for this.

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:31











          • Have you try it. The code above works for any value.

            – Joseph Lee
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:33











          • nope bcuz i am not getting that how it will read or find text from webpage as no webpage path is there .Or it will automatically get it from live webpage.

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:36













          • Wow... u totally have zero knowledge eh? Load the webpage and put in the html into voHAP.LoadHtml() line.

            – Joseph Lee
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:40











          • i have just started vb.net about 1-2 weeks before ..that's why i don't know

            – Aditya
            Jul 4 '15 at 7:42

















          Thanks for this but there can be another case too .. so if in place 1.3 ,it will be 1.4 or 2.2 ,then what should i do. And one more thing i will not know about what is going to be there . I only know is that there is going to be <div><span>Version : </span> sometext(which i don't know) </div> ... so can u please give me code for this.

          – Aditya
          Jul 4 '15 at 7:31





          Thanks for this but there can be another case too .. so if in place 1.3 ,it will be 1.4 or 2.2 ,then what should i do. And one more thing i will not know about what is going to be there . I only know is that there is going to be <div><span>Version : </span> sometext(which i don't know) </div> ... so can u please give me code for this.

          – Aditya
          Jul 4 '15 at 7:31













          Have you try it. The code above works for any value.

          – Joseph Lee
          Jul 4 '15 at 7:33





          Have you try it. The code above works for any value.

          – Joseph Lee
          Jul 4 '15 at 7:33













          nope bcuz i am not getting that how it will read or find text from webpage as no webpage path is there .Or it will automatically get it from live webpage.

          – Aditya
          Jul 4 '15 at 7:36







          nope bcuz i am not getting that how it will read or find text from webpage as no webpage path is there .Or it will automatically get it from live webpage.

          – Aditya
          Jul 4 '15 at 7:36















          Wow... u totally have zero knowledge eh? Load the webpage and put in the html into voHAP.LoadHtml() line.

          – Joseph Lee
          Jul 4 '15 at 7:40





          Wow... u totally have zero knowledge eh? Load the webpage and put in the html into voHAP.LoadHtml() line.

          – Joseph Lee
          Jul 4 '15 at 7:40













          i have just started vb.net about 1-2 weeks before ..that's why i don't know

          – Aditya
          Jul 4 '15 at 7:42





          i have just started vb.net about 1-2 weeks before ..that's why i don't know

          – Aditya
          Jul 4 '15 at 7:42




















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