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If you have the page text loaded to a Memo then you can parse the text from the Memo as follows:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-35029236-1">procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  Str:string;
begin
  Str := memo1.Text;
  if Pos('points: ', Str) &gt; 0 then
    begin
      delete(str,1,Pos('points: ',str)+length('points: ')-1);
      Showmessage(copy(str,1,pos(' ',str)-1));
    end;
end;</code></pre>
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If you have the page text loaded to a Memo then you can parse the text from the Memo as follows:


procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject);
var
  Str:string;
begin
  Str := memo1.Text;
  if Pos('points: ', Str) > 0 then
    begin
      delete(str,1,Pos('points: ',str)+length('points: ')-1);
      Showmessage(copy(str,1,pos(' ',str)-1));
    end;
end;

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How can i get the pr rank of a website in delphi?<br />
I need to do this without google make a ip ban.<br />
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Please help, if everyone know a solution, help.<br />
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Hello guys!
Please help me!

How can i get the pr rank of a website in delphi?
I need to do this without google make a ip ban.

Please help, if everyone know a solution, help.
thanks

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