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    Web Interface

    I'm wondering how I would go about creating a simple web interface for an application. So in a browser, a user can type in the IP address of the computer it is running on to view/change program settings.

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    Re: Web Interface

    You could look at writing an ASP.NET application, you can write these in Visual Studio just like you would a normal program. Do a bit of reading up on it and post in the relevant section on this forum if you get stuck or have further questions
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    Re: Web Interface

    If you mean remotely change your program's settings from a web browser, then your program would need its own HTTP server built-in. Doesn't need to be really elaborate, but just be able to processes HTTP requests and return correct results.

    There's a web/HTTP server made by CVMichael in the VB6 CodeBank that you can look off of.

    Additionally, if the user running the program is behind a router or firewall, they will need to have port 80 (http) open and accessible. Assuming that is the port you use. If you use a different one, you'll need to specify it in the URL...

    http://123.123.123.123:12345 - where 12345 is the port.

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