HTML DOM Tree

[Le Minh]

I want to construct a DOM tree from the HTML source code. How can i get it ?
Do you show me some source code for this.
Thanks.

[Michael Nemtsev]

See HtmlDocument Class in MSDN

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"Le Minh" wrote:

I want to construct a DOM tree from the HTML source code. How can i get it ?
Do you show me some source code for this.
Thanks.

[Le Minh]

I had tried to use it. Create HtmlDocument from Uri and extract node from
it. But there smth wrong. The result it not good.

[Michael Nemtsev]

Hello Le,

And? what's wrong there are no one clairvoyant

LMI had tried to use it. Create HtmlDocument from Uri and extract node
LMfrom it. But there smth wrong. The result it not good.
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WBR,
Michael Nemtsev :: blog: http://spaces.live.com/laflour

"At times one remains faithful to a cause only because its opponents do not
cease to be insipid." (c) Friedrich Nietzsche

[Le Minh]

I follow a suggest by Dave Sexton:
1. Create a new Windows application project.
2. Add a WebBrowser control from the toolbox onto Form1. (You can position
it however you'd like)
3. Add a TreeView control from the toolbox onto Form1. (You can position it
however you'd like)
4. Set the WebBrowser.Url property to the url of your html document (this is
the easiest way to load the document).
5. Create an event handler for the WebBrowser.Docu mentCompleted event. It
should look like the following:

private void webBrowser1_Doc umentCompleted( object sender,
WebBrowserDocum entCompletedEve ntArgs e)
{
// make sure that the TreeView is cleared in case the browser navigates
to another url
treeView1.Nodes .Clear();

// create the root node for the TreeView, which will contain all other
nodes
TreeNode rootNode = treeView1.Nodes .Add("Root");

// Fill the TreeView, recursively, starting from the root node
FillTreeViewRec ursively(rootNo de, webBrowser1.Doc ument.All);
}

6. Create the FillTreeViewRec ursively method:

private void FillTreeViewRec ursively(TreeNo de currentNode,
HtmlElementColl ection elements)
{
// loop through the specified collection of elements and create their
respective nodes
foreach (HtmlElement element in elements)
{
// create a new node for the current element and add it under the
currentNode
TreeNode node = currentNode.Nod es.Add(element. TagName);

// optional: store a reference to the element that this node
represents
node.Tag = element;

// create the nodes under this node for the elements contained by
the current element
FillTreeViewRec ursively(node, element.All);
}
}
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But, the program run for a long time, i think the FillTreeViewRec ursively
method is raise a infinite loop