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Not sure if this is the right place or if its even possible, but I had to try.
Does anyone know of any way to put a VB project on a website? Thats pretty much it, straight to the point. The help is appreciated.
To specify a little more, I don't want this as an option to be downloaded, I want it to be on a page, seen like an image, but operational. Hopefully this is understandable. Thanks!
why do you need a vb project to be on a website? why not use an asp site... with vbscript, it is like vb...
I'm not extremely new to web design, but I havent used VB6.0 in a long time, I haven't used ANY other kind of VB program, so i'm not to familiar with what your saying..Can you elaborate, maybe I can do what your talking about? Thanks!
asp is a web development tool in visual studio. you find a lot of similarities with it and vb when it comes to coding using vbscript yet somehow, there are slight differences that exist
ok... but could you first answer my question? why do you need to put a vb6.0 app to a site, bcoz literally it's impossible...
You cant place a vb project for operational use on a website.
You can installl vb6 on a terminal server an login to the remote server. This is still very undesireable as it can lead to crashing of the server during debugging, writting or execution of malicious code by unauthorized users (server login being compromised), etc.
as i said... why not use other web-based programming applications like .net for your application?
Sorry it didn't e-mail me saying I had new posts...Quote:
Originally Posted by lerroux
I'm making a level calculator, if you read my past posts it kind of says., but anyways. It lets people write in their experience and it tells them their level. Its pretty much a modified calculator. Hope that answers any questions, sorry again for the delay.
Thanks for that, I would like to get this up, but I want to keep it where I can work on it in VB, hopefully I can somehow. Thanks for the help!Quote:
RobDog888
You cant place a vb project for operational use on a website.
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Originally Posted by lerroux
I've never used .Net, honestly I don't even know what it is. I tried getting Visual Basic Express, (think that was the name), the other day. As far as I know that was supposed to be .NET, but the install took to long and I got impatient and stopped it.. :ehh: So, thats as far as I got on that. Thanks for all your help! :thumb:
VB Express 2005 is a version of VB.NET. ;)
Another solution would be to find a site that offers VB6 sessions for a minimal amount. They give you a login and you get to write your project. Not sure how many hosted sessions are out there still for vb6 but there are some for VB.NET.
then i'm sorry, if you really want what you are asking then you'll have to be patient and install vb.net... then learn it, how it works... it's pretty similar to VB 6.0 with few modifications... so that wont take too long for you to master, and of course, we are always here to help... ;)
Thanks, i'll just have to let it install, lol. I appreciate all the help. I'll be back on here tommorrow asking again, this time with .NET. Hope I can learn it and like you said, theres great people on here that help constantly. I tell everyone I know that uses VB to come here, lol. Great source of information. Well thanks again, and i'll c-ye tommorrow hopefully a little smarter on this .NET subject :thumb: :thumb:
For your vb.net questions or searches we have a specific vb.net forum. ;)
http://www.vbforums.com/forumdisplay...aysprune=&f=25
Thanks, I just got the .exe install from Microsoft, so maybe i'll be on that forum tommorrow, lol. Thanks! :wave: