How to get the Title of a Link ?

[Rickname]

How can I take the title of a link, just like the browsers does ? For example , as you know, all the tabs from the browser, have a name, based on what link is opened in them. So how can I take that name of a link with AutoIT and without the help of the browser ?

Edited February 2, 2014 by Rickname

[JohnOne]

Post an example of what you regard as a link.

[Rickname]

Yes, the examples are the best methods to explain it better :

I uploaded the picture :

That titles I want to extract, NOT EXACTLY THIS ONES , but any title from any link !

Edited February 2, 2014 by Rickname

[Palestinian]

Look up WinGetTitle in the help file.

[Danp2]

Given a URL, you could use the WinHTTP UDF to read the web page and then extract the title from the returned data.

[JohnOne]

I believe that info to be in the header.

[Gianni]

have a look to all the _IE* function in the help

maybe the _IELinkGetCollection function can be of help for your case

when you have a reference to the link, use the .href property to "extract" the url of that link

(see the example in the help)

EDIT:

sorry, misunderstood your question
what you need should be the ".document.title" property
if you use IE try this as example:

#include <IE.au3>
$oIE = _IECreate("www.autoitscript.com")
MsgBox(0,"",$oIE.document.title)

Edited February 2, 2014 by PincoPanco

[Rickname]

Great Information Danp2 ! I did what you said, and it worked :

So you just need to get the source of the webpage via this function : _IEDocReadHTML() , then extract the text that is enclosed between the <title> </title> tags !

Thats the name of the link !

Thankyou so much !