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The best approach would be using the Document Object Model interface:<br />
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Look up the IHtmlDocumentX etc. interfaces. Typically you would:<br />
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- acquire the IHtmlDocument somehow (depends on your app)<br />
- Get the IHtmlElement for the Table (depends of the page, best would be giving the table an &quot;id=&quot; attribute)<br />
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- QI for IHtmlTable<br />
- IHTmlTable::rows returns an IHtmlElementCollection of the rows, where each element can be QI'd for IHtmlTableRow itf<br />
- IHTmlTableRow returns an IHtmlElementCollection of the rows, where each element can be QI'd for IHtmlTableCell itf<br />
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(you can use Colums instead of Rows)<br />
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Peter<br />

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The best approach would be using the Document Object Model interface:

Look up the IHtmlDocumentX etc. interfaces. Typically you would:

- acquire the IHtmlDocument somehow (depends on your app)
- Get the IHtmlElement for the Table (depends of the page, best would be giving the table an "id=" attribute)

- QI for IHtmlTable
- IHTmlTable::rows returns an IHtmlElementCollection of the rows, where each element can be QI'd for IHtmlTableRow itf
- IHTmlTableRow returns an IHtmlElementCollection of the rows, where each element can be QI'd for IHtmlTableCell itf

(you can use Colums instead of Rows)

Peter


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DOM is part of Java, correct? I need a solution in C++ / MFC.
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DOM is part of Java, correct? I need a solution in C++ / MFC.

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Ah, I see. Sample code would be nice. Perhaps you have a link?
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Ah, I see. Sample code would be nice. Perhaps you have a link?

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I'm looking for a way to populate a listview or grid control with the contents of an HTML table from on of our intranet sites. What can I use to parse HTML tables?
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I'm looking for a way to populate a listview or grid control with the contents of an HTML table from on of our intranet sites. What can I use to parse HTML tables?

How to retrive values from an HTML table?

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