Firstly hope every one had a good christmas.
is there a best place for where to ask if some one would be interested in viewing my project?
Small personal project and and one above beginner could determine where i am going wrong
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Firstly hope every one had a good christmas.
is there a best place for where to ask if some one would be interested in viewing my project?
Small personal project and and one above beginner could determine where i am going wrong
If you are looking for beta testers or collaboration, then it would be the Project Requests section: http://www.vbforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=13
If you have a specific problem, then it depends on the subject and programming language that you are using. But in any case, you will get help quicker and easier if you post a specific question, some code, explaining what the problem is and what you are trying to do, then just posting the entire project source and asking for someone to fix it. People generally don't have patience/time to download the project and read through everything you've done to find your mistakes.
Thanks for the advice. Nothing is wrong. Works fine. Just i'm no expert. Curious to know where/if im going wrong.
If it works fine, then you aren't going too far wrong in any case. There may well be some tweaks that can be suggested to various parts of the code, but anybody who wants to review the whole project for overall design comments is probably in need of a job.
It's only about 200 lines of code. And since i only program as a hobby im not overly fussed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker
Just always nice when you do a project, like when was at school it got reviewed.
For example it uses a few usercontrols. I don't think i'm toggling them right.
Maybe the Code It Better section is appropriate?
http://www.vbforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=51
Well, it is certainly better than Chit Chat :)
Moved
if any none has ne suggestions
http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb...8149&lngWId=10
What is the problem or question?Quote:
Originally Posted by ident
your best bet is to cut and paste the form's code into code brackets so we can see the basics without having to download anything. Also this forum has a file hosting. Click the "go advanced" button and there is a method for attaching files to your post.