Making A Progam You Log Into

Heres The VidI Made

Code:

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-ORxz030mA

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Heres The Tutorial Written
What You Need Is
2 Buttons
2 Text Boxes
2 Labels
2 Forms

Ok Heres Wat You Need To Do
TextBox1 = User Name
TextBox2 = PassWord
Button1 = Login
Button2 = Close
Oh And If You Dont Know How To Add A New Form Right Click Your main Project Not "My Project" But The Thing above And Go To Add Then Select Add Windows Form and dont change the text when it asks if you want

Now The Coding
For Button1 aka Login Button Put This
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click
If TextBox1.Text = "Your UserName" And TextBox2.Text = "Your Pass" Then
MsgBox("Welcome To Locked Program")
Form2.Show()
Me.Hide()
Else
MsgBox("Wrong UserName or Password")
End If
End Sub

For Button2 aka Close Put
End

Cool, I guess. It's sad that VB uses just one equals sign for a comparison. Microshit should really make it 2 so its users won't get confused when they switch to real languages like Obj-C or C++ (hell, or even java, but I'm going to exclude javascript because it has that shitty === thing)

no offence but even for visual basic this is a shit way to make a login system... why not use mysql databasing or even a offline databasing :P

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Originally Posted by DeToX

no offence but even for visual basic this is a shit way to make a login system... why not use mysql databasing or even a offline databasing :P

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can VB even connect to a mysql server? I know with Objective-c if you want to use sql you HAVE to write it in C

yup with the SQL DLL you can connect add and delete and edit items etc in a database

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Originally Posted by DeToX

yup with the SQL DLL you can connect add and delete and edit items etc in a database

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That's pretty cool, I guess. But if you ever want to do login stuff, always encrypt!!!