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2dcoder
Knave

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Posted - Feb 16 2005 :  05:33:33 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Anyone have any routines to send a score or hiscore list to a server? I'm hoping there is non-bloated way of doing this without adding controls, etc to the code. Something I could plug into an existing app would be great. Any ideas? Thanks.

Almar
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Netherlands
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Posted - Feb 16 2005 :  3:17:15 PM  Show Profile  Visit Almar's Homepage  Send Almar an ICQ Message  Reply with Quote
Well, either controls... or code :). www.pscode.com has some nice Winsock classes which you can plugin to yuor project, and run like a winsock control. Pretty neat.

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2dcoder
Knave

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Posted - Feb 23 2005 :  11:49:45 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
hmm.. I'm very green on this subject. I'm great at server side PHP, but I've never sent information to a server before using VB. I assume I want to "post" the data to a server side form, but havn't got a clue. At this point I'd be willing to pay someone for a solution. I would like the VB app to setup "fields, values" and then send these fields, values to a php form on my server. Anyone?
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Dan
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United Kingdom
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Posted - Feb 25 2005 :  06:33:38 AM  Show Profile  Visit Dan's Homepage  Reply with Quote
If you are using .net you could use .net services that run on the webserver. The client then hooks in to the services and uses them as if they are a local DLL.


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2dcoder
Knave

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Posted - Mar 09 2005 :  01:04:45 AM  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Have no plans to use .net for anything until about 2-3 years from now. ;) Anyone else?
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