how to put html scoure code to Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition

hi friends i,m new here and i want to work in my 1st appilication for sms messenger can some one tell me how i convert my html coure code to Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition!


Thanks

ShaNi Ax

What's the HTML code?

You can't direectly port it to VB, but maybe you can start from scratch and write an app that does the same thing. Also, you might want to look into the latest, recently released, VB 2010: http://www.microsoft.com/express/downloads/

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can some one tell me how i convert my html coure code to Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition!

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1, Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition is a Development environment not a language you cant convert any language into it !!

2, What makes you think that you can just convert HTML into a .Net language ?

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Originally Posted by NeedSomeAnswers

1, Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition is a Development environment not a language you cant convert any language into it !!

2, What makes you think that you can just convert HTML into a .Net language ?

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i dnt know dear wht is .Net:(

how i convert in .net and wht is .net?

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Originally Posted by ShaNi Ax

i dnt know dear wht is .Net:(

how i convert in .net and wht is .net?

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If you don't know what .NET is....how did you even find this forum?
The .NET Language is a CLR (Common Language Runtime) by Microsoft. The CLR is an implementation of CLI (Common Language Infrastructure). The Framework has a few different "Languages" you can program in, a few being VB.net (Visual Basic .NET), C# and ASP.NET (for Websites).

In order for us to help you, you need to learn how to program in Visual Basic .NET (This is a Visual Basic forum). We also could use the original code you used in your SMS Messenger to figure things out.

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i dnt know dear wht is .Net

how i convert in .net and wht is .net?

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If you don't know what .Net is then why on earth do you want to convert HTML into it ?

You do realise that the language is called VB.Net or Visual Basic.Net and the development environment is called Microsoft Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition.

It sound like you need to do a bit more reading before you attempt anything of the sort !

the trick is to not include the html into the form, but rather build an app with webbrowser component included and have the html file out there in an accessable directory by the user, or .asp on a webserver.

i recently did this for my work, and was quite pleased with the result, but having some issues with form positioning, as i want it to sit flush with the top right. i attached the solution and binary in a zip file link.

MSGBanner

Good luck!
Chad

I think you're looking to make web pages, in which case you need Visual Web Developer (it's for ASP.NET)