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"Blockland Stealth", oh jesus another RTB clone.
Tyler66:
--- Quote from: Jeep on March 12, 2011, 01:31:52 PM ---The Web Browser was mainly created for the Ad system. When you click on a link, instead of popping up Internet Explorer it comes up with it's own browser. IMMC is also featured in the Stealth Browser. That was fairly challenging.
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I dont know anything about IMMC. Although clicking a link and signaling the web browser to change its URL or 'navigate' is fairly easy, weather its a form or a link within the web browser.
--- Quote from: Jeep on March 12, 2011, 01:39:36 PM ---To install this add-on, drop it in %Blockland.Directory/Add-Ons/
Result:
To install this add-on, drop it in C:/Program Files(x86)/Blockland/Add-Ons/
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Platinum Blockland finds the Blockland folder manually, though its no different. I may set some example directorys where the Blockland folder may be found.
Jeep:
--- Quote from: Tyler66 on March 12, 2011, 01:43:22 PM ---I dont know anything about IMMC. Although clicking a link and signaling the web browser to change its URL or 'navigate' is fairly easy, weather its a form or a link within the web browser.
Platinum Blockland finds the Blockland folder manually, though its no different. I may set some example directorys where the Blockland folder may be found.
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I use registry to find things. Stealth auto-detects RTB and Blockland at the first start. Check the newsletter for more information on Stealth IMMC. The web-browser was not hard to make, but IMMC was not easy.
Jeep:
Honestly though(sorry for the double posts), the Web Browser is the simplest feature Stealth offers. IMMC was hard because some things require an SQL Query to get information. I had to do that without lagging Stealth at all.
Tyler66:
--- Quote from: Jeep on March 12, 2011, 01:46:17 PM ---I use registry to find things. Stealth auto-detects RTB and Blockland at the first start. Check the newsletter for more information on Stealth IMMC. The web-browser was not hard to make, but IMMC was not easy.
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Registry? I've tried accessing the Registry before to save settings instead of just .dat files, and failed. I will have to check for another way. But for now the Blockland folder is located manually.
Also, about newsletters I have tried. Its possible, but there is a problem with downloading files, so I am having in my "WIP" or "Abandoned" project folder that I keep for later use.
--- Quote from: Jeep on March 12, 2011, 01:48:00 PM ---Honestly though(sorry for the double posts), the Web Browser is the simplest feature Stealth offers. IMMC was hard because some things require an SQL Query to get information. I had to do that without lagging Stealth at all.
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Web browser is pretty much a drag and drop with the fewest of code. IE and Firefox might have 500 > lines code as far as I know (Depending what language its built on)
Jeep:
--- Quote from: Tyler66 on March 12, 2011, 01:52:07 PM ---Registry? I've tried accessing the Registry before to save settings instead of just .dat files, and failed. I will have to check for another way. But for now the Blockland folder is located manually.
Also, about newsletters I have tried. Its possible, but there is a problem with downloading files, so I am having in my "WIP" or "Abandoned" project folder that I keep for later use.
Web browser is pretty much a drag and drop with the fewest of code. IE and Firefox might have 500 > lines code as far as I know (Depending what language its built on)
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IE and Firefox have to handle the HTML code. Without handling that it would appear as text. Also, if you need any help just let me know. Stealth and Platinum Blockland have no similar features, design, nor concept, so neither are at competition with each other.
Don't store the registry in a dat file. Just store a previous entry in a settings value then get the current value and set it to the settings value every time the program starts. This way, if the user reinstalls, it is detected and auto changed.