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I want to take the "total member" number (on the right bar of the website) and display that number inside a label in C# windows form application. Here is the website: https://www.dojrp.com/
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  • it says that the 3 word "[HtmlDocument]" is not valid in the given context.

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  • Of course, that is meant to be your webBrowser1.Document. Also, the number is inside a SPAN, not a DIV (my bad), so the actual code would be: HtmlElement element = webBrowser1.Document.GetElementsByTagName("SPAN").OfType<HtmlElement>().FirstOrDefault(elm => elm.GetAttribute("className").Equals("ipsDataItem_stats_number"));. The number is then in string Number = element.InnerHtml;. Remember to set webBrowser1.ScriptErrorsSuppressed = true;, that's a dynamic page.

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I want to take the "total member" number (on the right bar of the website) and display that number inside a label in C# windows form application. Here is the website: https://www.dojrp.com/
Thanks






c# winforms







share|improve this question























  • it says that the 3 word "[HtmlDocument]" is not valid in the given context.

    – JLW1808
    Jan 3 at 2:06











  • Of course, that is meant to be your webBrowser1.Document. Also, the number is inside a SPAN, not a DIV (my bad), so the actual code would be: HtmlElement element = webBrowser1.Document.GetElementsByTagName("SPAN").OfType<HtmlElement>().FirstOrDefault(elm => elm.GetAttribute("className").Equals("ipsDataItem_stats_number"));. The number is then in string Number = element.InnerHtml;. Remember to set webBrowser1.ScriptErrorsSuppressed = true;, that's a dynamic page.

    – Jimi
    Jan 3 at 2:10
















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I want to take the "total member" number (on the right bar of the website) and display that number inside a label in C# windows form application. Here is the website: https://www.dojrp.com/
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I want to take the "total member" number (on the right bar of the website) and display that number inside a label in C# windows form application. Here is the website: https://www.dojrp.com/
Thanks






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  • it says that the 3 word "[HtmlDocument]" is not valid in the given context.

    – JLW1808
    Jan 3 at 2:06











  • Of course, that is meant to be your webBrowser1.Document. Also, the number is inside a SPAN, not a DIV (my bad), so the actual code would be: HtmlElement element = webBrowser1.Document.GetElementsByTagName("SPAN").OfType<HtmlElement>().FirstOrDefault(elm => elm.GetAttribute("className").Equals("ipsDataItem_stats_number"));. The number is then in string Number = element.InnerHtml;. Remember to set webBrowser1.ScriptErrorsSuppressed = true;, that's a dynamic page.

    – Jimi
    Jan 3 at 2:10





















  • it says that the 3 word "[HtmlDocument]" is not valid in the given context.

    – JLW1808
    Jan 3 at 2:06











  • Of course, that is meant to be your webBrowser1.Document. Also, the number is inside a SPAN, not a DIV (my bad), so the actual code would be: HtmlElement element = webBrowser1.Document.GetElementsByTagName("SPAN").OfType<HtmlElement>().FirstOrDefault(elm => elm.GetAttribute("className").Equals("ipsDataItem_stats_number"));. The number is then in string Number = element.InnerHtml;. Remember to set webBrowser1.ScriptErrorsSuppressed = true;, that's a dynamic page.

    – Jimi
    Jan 3 at 2:10



















it says that the 3 word "[HtmlDocument]" is not valid in the given context.

– JLW1808
Jan 3 at 2:06





it says that the 3 word "[HtmlDocument]" is not valid in the given context.

– JLW1808
Jan 3 at 2:06













Of course, that is meant to be your webBrowser1.Document. Also, the number is inside a SPAN, not a DIV (my bad), so the actual code would be: HtmlElement element = webBrowser1.Document.GetElementsByTagName("SPAN").OfType<HtmlElement>().FirstOrDefault(elm => elm.GetAttribute("className").Equals("ipsDataItem_stats_number"));. The number is then in string Number = element.InnerHtml;. Remember to set webBrowser1.ScriptErrorsSuppressed = true;, that's a dynamic page.

– Jimi
Jan 3 at 2:10







Of course, that is meant to be your webBrowser1.Document. Also, the number is inside a SPAN, not a DIV (my bad), so the actual code would be: HtmlElement element = webBrowser1.Document.GetElementsByTagName("SPAN").OfType<HtmlElement>().FirstOrDefault(elm => elm.GetAttribute("className").Equals("ipsDataItem_stats_number"));. The number is then in string Number = element.InnerHtml;. Remember to set webBrowser1.ScriptErrorsSuppressed = true;, that's a dynamic page.

– Jimi
Jan 3 at 2:10














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Here is a solution to solve your problem:



Step 1. Get the html code of this website page using System.Net.WebClient class.



Step 2. Locate the "total member" number in the html code and get it using System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex class.



Step 3. Assign that number to your label on your windows form.






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  • Trolling newcomers with Regex… like it!!! (whoever reads the answer - please make your life easier and use HTML parsers - stackoverflow.com/questions/56107/… is much better guidance and following is good read about html and regex).

    – Alexei Levenkov
    Jan 3 at 2:16











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Here is a solution to solve your problem:



Step 1. Get the html code of this website page using System.Net.WebClient class.



Step 2. Locate the "total member" number in the html code and get it using System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex class.



Step 3. Assign that number to your label on your windows form.






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  • Trolling newcomers with Regex… like it!!! (whoever reads the answer - please make your life easier and use HTML parsers - stackoverflow.com/questions/56107/… is much better guidance and following is good read about html and regex).

    – Alexei Levenkov
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Here is a solution to solve your problem:



Step 1. Get the html code of this website page using System.Net.WebClient class.



Step 2. Locate the "total member" number in the html code and get it using System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex class.



Step 3. Assign that number to your label on your windows form.






share|improve this answer


























  • Trolling newcomers with Regex… like it!!! (whoever reads the answer - please make your life easier and use HTML parsers - stackoverflow.com/questions/56107/… is much better guidance and following is good read about html and regex).

    – Alexei Levenkov
    Jan 3 at 2:16














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Here is a solution to solve your problem:



Step 1. Get the html code of this website page using System.Net.WebClient class.



Step 2. Locate the "total member" number in the html code and get it using System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex class.



Step 3. Assign that number to your label on your windows form.






share|improve this answer















Here is a solution to solve your problem:



Step 1. Get the html code of this website page using System.Net.WebClient class.



Step 2. Locate the "total member" number in the html code and get it using System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex class.



Step 3. Assign that number to your label on your windows form.







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  • Trolling newcomers with Regex… like it!!! (whoever reads the answer - please make your life easier and use HTML parsers - stackoverflow.com/questions/56107/… is much better guidance and following is good read about html and regex).

    – Alexei Levenkov
    Jan 3 at 2:16



















  • Trolling newcomers with Regex… like it!!! (whoever reads the answer - please make your life easier and use HTML parsers - stackoverflow.com/questions/56107/… is much better guidance and following is good read about html and regex).

    – Alexei Levenkov
    Jan 3 at 2:16

















Trolling newcomers with Regex… like it!!! (whoever reads the answer - please make your life easier and use HTML parsers - stackoverflow.com/questions/56107/… is much better guidance and following is good read about html and regex).

– Alexei Levenkov
Jan 3 at 2:16





Trolling newcomers with Regex… like it!!! (whoever reads the answer - please make your life easier and use HTML parsers - stackoverflow.com/questions/56107/… is much better guidance and following is good read about html and regex).

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