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I'm trying to find out how to get the name or Alt Text of the links in a page as well as the link itself.

I can't seem to get _IELinkGetCollection to show the name (If it's even supported?)

Is there any way to do this?

<a href="home.html" title="Wheat Field level 6">This is the home page</a>

Even better, _IELinkGetCollection works with <map> tag :P but is there a way to extract the Title / alt text from <map></map> as well??

Thanks!

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I'm trying to find out how to get the name or Alt Text of the links in a page as well as the link itself.

I can't seem to get _IELinkGetCollection to show the name (If it's even supported?)

Is there any way to do this?

<a href="home.html" title="Wheat Field level 6">This is the home page</a>

Even better, _IELinkGetCollection works with <map> tag :P but is there a way to extract the Title / alt text from <map></map> as well??

Thanks!

Look at the example in the help file for that very function. Once you retrieve the collection, you can walk through the links with a For/Next loop and get whatever property you want (the example gets .href). Other possible properties of a link object are .title, .innertext, .name, etc., as listed in MSDN.

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