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I am looking for a visual basic code that let's you login to a forum, and after that let's you search the forum using a text field. After That displays the search objects in a text box, and they have to be clickable. Anyone Know if this is possible in visual basic, and can you lead me to the right direction? Thanks.

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Do you have a particular forum in mind, or just any forum? If you have a specific forum in mind, it shouldn't be too hard. For a generic case, it could get rough. Also, VB (6 or .NET?) may not be the best choice for this.
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It's for a Warez Forum, I dont think I can link it on this site. I have vb 2008 btw. If you want i can PM you the forum.

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I'm not a VB programmer, but it can probably be done.
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The website is 1337Games [dot] net. If this is possible can you help me? Thanks.

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I would see if AutoIt can do the job for you.
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Thanks bro

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Logging into a forum and searching a forum is just an HTML form submission. Check out this code example for form submission: Visual Basic(Microsoft) WebClasses - Help Needed with IE Form.Submit