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Old 04-26-2012   #1 (permalink)
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When searching for a game, the program returns D=SEARCH for each title ID instead of their title ID.

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same with me

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its not horizons fault i got the same thing with this,
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The programs use the same method and just need to be updated
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its not horizons fault i got the same thing with this,

Change your code to this:

Code:
Dim web As New HtmlWeb()
            Dim Doc As HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlDocument = web.Load("http://marketplace.xbox.com/en-US/Search?query=" + TextBoxX1.Text + "&DownloadType=Game")
            Dim itemsList As HtmlNodeCollection = Doc.DocumentNode.SelectNodes("//div[@class='grid-4']")
            For Each node As HtmlNode In itemsList
                Title = node.SelectSingleNode("a").Attributes(2).Value
                GameID = node.SelectSingleNode("a").Attributes(1).Value.Substring(node.SelectSingleNode("a").Attributes(1).Value.Length - 19, 8)
                Dim Item As New ListViewItem(Title)
                Item.SubItems.Add(GameID.ToUpper)
                ListView1.Items.Add(Item)
            Next

Works perfectly. They added "?cid=search" to the URL where the program was getting the game ID, that's what caused the problem.
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Default Re: Invalid Title ID

All you need is the Games ID's and it works perfectly when I used the ID's from this website: Kingla's XBOX 360 HDD Folder List
Just scroll down and look for what ever game (their all there) or switch to arcade and look at them.

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