Retrievel Hyperlinks for a web page in code

[Enigma Boy]

Hi folks,

I am retrieving a website for a site using httpWebRequest. What I want to
do with the retrieved webpage is list all the hyperlinks in the page. If I
do a simple regex search for <a then I get links that are commented out in
code and I don't want that. I want links that are actually active. This is
to do with reciprocal link check.

Can someone please point me in the right direction.

Thanks.

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[Alexey Smirnov]

On Aug 14, 8:01 am, "Enigma Boy" <[e-mail]:

Hi folks,

I am retrieving a website for a site using httpWebRequest. What I want to
do with the retrieved webpage is list all the hyperlinks in the page. If I
do a simple regex search for <a then I get links that are commented out in
code and I don't want that. I want links that are actually active. This is
to do with reciprocal link check.

Hi, I think you can try to clean the text before you get the links.
For example:

html_code = Regex.Replace(html_code, "<!--((.|\n)*?)-->", "");

This will replace all commented code by an empty string and then you
can get the links.

[Jesse Houwing]

Hello Enigma,

Hi folks,

I am retrieving a website for a site using httpWebRequest. What I
want to do with the retrieved webpage is list all the hyperlinks in
the page. If I do a simple regex search for <a then I get links that
are commented out in code and I don't want that. I want links that
are actually active. This is to do with reciprocal link check.

Can someone please point me in the right direction.

Thanks.

Have a look at the HTML Agility pack. It allows you to treat the HTML as
it were XML.

http://www.codeplex.com/Wiki/View.as...tmlagilitypack

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