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[mandai]

You could check to see if the li tag has any attributes that you are looking for. E.g. you could check the class:

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        For i As Integer = 0 To elements.Count - 1
            If elements(i).GetAttribute("className") = "credits" Then
                Label1.Text = elements(i).InnerText
                Exit For
            End If

        Next
'Note: className is implemented in IE.

You could also get the element of the parent node 'link-bar', then just run GetElementsByTagName("li") from this node, the first sub-element will be the right one.

[lesan101]

You could check to see if the li tag has any attributes that you are looking for. E.g. you could check the class:

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        For i As Integer = 0 To elements.Count - 1
            If elements(i).GetAttribute("className") = "credits" Then
                Label1.Text = elements(i).InnerText
                Exit For
            End If

        Next
'Note: className is implemented in IE.

You could also get the element of the parent node 'link-bar', then just run GetElementsByTagName("li") from this node, the first sub-element will be the right one.

elements isn't declared.

also, what you mean by classname implemented in IE, i use chrome.

[mandai]

elements is declared in the previous sample.
The className attribute is used to check the class, this is only because in a webbrowser control/IE calling GetAttribute("class") will always return an empty string.