Put in visual basic code to a site like freewebs?

Hi! I wonder if its possible (and if its possible, then how) to put in a Visual Basic (program/exe file or what to name it) into FreeWebs!?

Also if i want to make a page with buttons and listbox and that!
Like this peaples have done http://global.hidden-street.net/general/damagecalc.php

They've made an calculator (but i dont know how).

But i guess this will work with Visual Basic? or am im wrong? :eek:

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Originally Posted by si_the_geek

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Ok, thanks..


Well, does someone knows how to do this ? O_O

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Originally Posted by 2ManyGuys

Hi! I wonder if its possible (and if its possible, then how) to put in a Visual Basic (program/exe file or what to name it) into FreeWebs!?

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I'm not sure how external web pages are integrated with Freewebs. Somebody who has tried it will have to answer it.

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Originally Posted by 2ManyGuys

Also if i want to make a page with buttons and listbox and that!Like this peaples have done http://global.hidden-street.net/general/damagecalc.php
They've made an calculator (but i dont know how).
But i guess this will work with Visual Basic? or am im wrong? :eek:

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You can make a page like that in ASP.Net and then choose to write code in either VB.Net or C#. The formulae used in the calculator is given towards the bottom of the page. So you can use them in your program to calculate the values(not sure about copyrights).But still not sure where are you stuck?

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Originally Posted by rjv_rnjn

I'm not sure how external web pages are integrated with Freewebs. Somebody who has tried it will have to answer it.
You can make a page like that in ASP.Net and then choose to write code in either VB.Net or C#. The formulae used in the calculator is given towards the bottom of the page. So you can use them in your program to calculate the values(not sure about copyrights).But still not sure where are you stuck?

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***? so what im going to do?

Freewebs is a hosting site. They will allow you to register an account with them and upload pages.

You can do this in a plain HTML page with some javascript or in an ASP.NET page with VB.NET. You will not be able to do this if you don't have a basic grasp of programming, though. The formulae are at the bottom of the page. What you need is a page with form elements on it (dropdowns, textboxes, checkboxes) and a submit button which then performs the calculation by calling a function.

You should probably start with an HTML Tutorial

www.w3schools.com/html