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How to get pixel information from a webbrowser ?

Hi All,

I am programming a message robot to Yahoo somewhere.

I found it is impossible to leave a message directly.

because

1. There are 2 security keys need to fit, the key only come with the
web page when user already request it ( I means if we didn't request
that web page first, we can't get the key )

2. Even we can get the key by simple request that web page ( key is
dynamic change by every single load/reload ), we still can't know what
string/code be exactly sent to Yahoo when we click 'submit' button.
Even I try to use Navigating method, it is failed. ( ya, of course, I
can get a target URL, but if we navigate to target URL directly by our
code, it will fail, unless we go there by click the physical button of
web page ( in fact, I can't understand this, I am not web language
guy )

3. I am trying to use send {"TAB~"} keys directly, originally, I think
it should work, but the fact is - yahoo will also dynamic change their
advertising - sometimes it shows up, sometimes it doesn't. So, the
constant number for {"TAB~"} can't work.

4. This is my final method ==image processing. I will find the exact
button location on webbrowerser and then send the mouse cursor there
to just do a perfect click.
I recall the VB6 processing, we can use API to get pixel of a form or
picutrebox, but could you please advice how to do that from a
webbrowser ? also, I have no idea how to start this part of code in C#
yet.

Appreciate for your advice!
Best regards,
Boki.

Best regards,
Boki.

Jun 29 '07 #1
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