Putting in URLs

So I'm attempting to make this program. It's a Sponsor Doer. There is a problem I have to see though. I don't know how to make VB visit a link.
So far from billy I know the following:

Code (Text):

1. dim w as new rickyswrapper
2. dim strhtml as string = w.getreqest(url, referrer)

So... url is the url I want to visit. IE: http://www.neopets.com/objects.phtml
So I'd do:

Code (Text):

1. dim w as new rickyswrapper
2. dim strhtml as string = w.getreqest(http://www.neopets.com/objects.phtml, http://www.neopets.com)

Correct?
Some other questions:
1. I understand that the first line is assigning w to rickyswrapper, but why is it being assigned "rickyswrapper"? I mean, I'm using Mythic Wrapper right now. I don't really get that.
THANKS!
Fexxel

 

first, you need to declare the wrapper (doing dim w as new rickyswrapper)
The thing tho is that you must input the name of your wrapper class where "rickyswrapper" is.
If the class is TCPWrapper, then, you put "dim w as new TCPWrapper". And just FYI, you're not assigning w to "rickyswrapper" but "rickyswrapper" to w.

Next, I'm pretty sure everything needs to be between quote in "dim strhtml as string = w.getrequest(url, referrer)".
So using the wrapper assigned to w, we do
dim strhtml as string = w.getrequest("http://www.neopets.com/objects.phtml", "http://www.neopets.com")
Now, strhtml contains the response (web coding) and you can process it.

Now, the referer will NEVER be "http://www.neopets.com" once you're logged in. Be sure to use the proper referer.
If you just logged on, it's "http://www.neopets.com/index.phtml".

And since I'm feeling generous (and the fact that I already published this), I'll give you my wrapper with a simple login form so you can learn a bit. It's the basic if you want to program apps in vb. Written in vb.net 2008.

If you have more Qs, lemme know !

 

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH! I LOVE YOU!!!! +Rep'd
If I have more Qs, I'll post em. Thanks SOOO much! Off to go try this out.