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Interacting with TinyPic from C#
By Fernando Sanchez, published on 20 May 2006
Interacting with TinyPic from C#
The following snippet will demonstrate how to interact with http://tinypic.com, an image mirroring service, directly from a C# application, using the WebRobot component available from http://foxtrot-xray.com/web-robot/
void uploadTinyPic(string imagetags, string filename){
foxtrot.xray.WebRobot wrobot = new foxtrot.xray.WebRobot();
foxtrot.xray.Form wform;
foxtrot.xray.Input wtags;
foxtrot.xray.Input wimg;
foxtrot.xray.Input wurl;
wrobot.Base = "http://tinypic.com/";
wrobot.LoadPage("/");
wform = wrobot.Forms[0];
wtags = wform.GetFieldByName("the_tag");
wimg = wform.GetFieldByName("the_file");
wtags.InputValue = imagetags;
wimg.InputValue = filename;
wrobot.SubmitForm(wform);
wform = wrobot.Forms[0];
wtags = wform.GetFieldByName("mytag");
wimg = wform.GetFieldByName("myimg");
wurl = wform.GetFieldByName("myurl");
System.Windows.Forms.MessageBox.Show_
("Image uploaded successfully!\r\n" +
"HTML link: " + (string)wtags.InputValue + "\r\n" +
"[IMG] tag: " + (string)wimg.InputValue + "\r\n" +
"Image URL: " + (string)wurl.InputValue);
}
You can download a complete project illustrating its usage here, for more convenience.
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