Danny.VBT

Not sure if I completely understand your problem, but have you looked at [code]$_SERVER['SERVER_ADDR'] [/code] which holds "The IP address of the server under which the current script is executing. "

I don't want to give you the exact answer but your going to need two temp variables to hold the last two numbers of the sequence, also another var to add each number. It's not a difficult application...the concept of temporary variables may be confusing at first. Here's a few …

You'll have to be a little more specific, what exactly are looking to do with AJAX? I suggest looking at JQuery, it's a popular javascript library that makes AJAX very simple. (For instance, it handles all the browser compatibility code itself)

What is the exact error you are getting? And what line number is it pointing to. I'm not familiar with VB-EXCEL. Also, what is Cells()? Should: [inlinecode]Cells(11, x) = 0[/inlinecode] Be [inlinecode]Cells(11, x).Value = 0[/inlinecode] ?

[QUOTE=Jokkocze;266567]Hi. I recently started learning VB.net in school, and now as a project, im making a simple sliding shooter. (You know, a ship that you control up or down, and you shoot at enemies that fly towards you) Thing is, I just cant figure out a good way to make …

I'm assuming you are trying to get an output of -0:1...etc..etc...? Try wrapping the difference in Math.abs() and then concatenating a '-' at the if the output is negative.

Hello, I am not really sure what you mean? But you can grab userinput via the control's text property. IE: [inlinecode]Me.txtTest.Text [/inlinecode]

Hello, I just thought I would listen to the big yellow banner telling me to introduce myself. I'm Danny Cassidy, I'm a php/mysql programmer. I especially like programming for vBulletin. I'm also learning vb.net at the moment, and I see you have a forum dedicated to it, so I guess …