Need help getting response in VB.NET 01-13-2016, 01:44 AM
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I have a problem getting the right requests/responses in VB.NET, I will first give some background information.
The tool I'm currently building is for streaming videos from Putlocker to vlc with automatically added subs. I'm not really planning on releasing it so far because it's not finished and I don't know if people would be interested.
Anyway, the program should get the source of a specific html page.
![[Image: hUF8H9x.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/hUF8H9x.jpg)
I'm using the developer tools in Mozilla Firefox to get above requests. I would be needing not the final html pages but a specific one, based on name. I should be able to give in a name of the html page and it should give me the source of the html page containing my input string.
In this example (used google as example) :
Let's say I set the name on "gen_204?atyp=i&ct=" than it would need to download the source of that html page. (I know in this case it's empty, 0kb).
I can't explain very well I'm sorry, but I hope that you know what I mean.
The tool I'm currently building is for streaming videos from Putlocker to vlc with automatically added subs. I'm not really planning on releasing it so far because it's not finished and I don't know if people would be interested.
Anyway, the program should get the source of a specific html page.
![[Image: hUF8H9x.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/hUF8H9x.jpg)
I'm using the developer tools in Mozilla Firefox to get above requests. I would be needing not the final html pages but a specific one, based on name. I should be able to give in a name of the html page and it should give me the source of the html page containing my input string.
In this example (used google as example) :
Let's say I set the name on "gen_204?atyp=i&ct=" than it would need to download the source of that html page. (I know in this case it's empty, 0kb).
I can't explain very well I'm sorry, but I hope that you know what I mean.
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