[fatcake]

Hi

I was wondering if it is possible that you could program to download a photo offline, but i want it so if it has a certain "id"

If so how do you do this please

[_HAWK_]

WebClient is a great class for that.

[fatcake]

i don't suppose you may give me a working code or something, i have tried everywhere lol.

thank you

[_HAWK_]

Explore this class and give it a try - that's part of being a programmer. We will help you if you are doing the work.

[fatcake]

far enough, i am guessing it is the

WebClient.DownloadData Method (Uri)

but how do you expand on this to grab a id= "..."

please, i am very new to it, but i do have a look on you tube and there is nothing

[_HAWK_]

What is this 'ID' part?

[no2pencil]

fatcake, on 28 September 2012 - 10:21 AM, said:

i don't suppose you may give me a working code or something, i have tried everywhere lol.

Dream In Code is a community of developers. Seems you may have missed trying the most important place... yourself. Give it a go, you may even surprise yourself.

However if you want a copy & paste solution, you are in the wrong place my friend.

[fatcake]

@hawk, it is the html element id of the picture

[_HAWK_]

Is this from a webBrowser? If so, you parse the WebBrowser.Document

As far as the WebClient method above you where thinking of DownloadData which is a byte array of the file - or did you catch that. There is a DownloadFile(url, string) and DownloadFileAsync(url, string)

[fatcake]

yes it is part of a webbrowser, i want it to select a photo using it's id and then download it to a location. sorry for the confusion. thanks so far

[modi123_1]

Yes.. you'll have to read in the page as a string.. search through it for your tag, and pull out the value between the tag found and the closing div.

Regex, a for loop, string.indexof, etc all can do the trick.