Need some vBs coding - NextGenUpdate

10-13-2010, 10:16 AM #1

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I want the box to say

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with a yes and no box.

If they click yes, it says

    true dat <3

if it says no, say:

Someone please tell me.

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10-25-2010, 10:47 PM #11

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Originally posted by NBTheKing

especially Visual Basic 6, was simple and variables were easier.

What now? Variables never actually changed between any versions.
Dim Name datatype

10-27-2010, 12:43 AM #12

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Originally posted by UP

What now? Variables never actually changed between any versions.
Dim Name datatype

Yeah it did. On VB6 you could just leave it as is, but on VB8 you had to put AX and some other bs.

10-27-2010, 12:50 AM #13

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Originally posted by NBTheKing

Yeah it did. On VB6 you could just leave it as is, but on VB8 you had to put AX and some other bs.

No, never heard of that. It's always been

Dim Name datatype

And if you are talking about
Dim name, you can do that in both vb6 and .net, it's just not proper

10-27-2010, 03:01 AM #14

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VB and VBS are both very differents. You guys seems to be talking about VB and not VBS which is a microsoft script language and is not really prog language (mostly used for admin job). If you needed it as VBS I can help you but I don't know a thing about VB.

EDIT: After posting I saw in page 2 that you needed it as VB mate. I guess I can't help you much. Let me know though if you want a good book about visual basic. Maybe this could help you doing it yourself.