Detect a project

Can any one help me detect a project ?
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• What do you mean ?
Like make my injector and give it to my friends Now i want detect it
• How ?
I think i can make some changes in the injector make it no open to all who use it
• Like ?
Like change the Load Form code to :

Code:

Me.Close()

• We didn't understand you yet
I mean i want make the changes to all who use it not to me only
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Please fast answer.

Still don't understand you...

umm Do u mean u want it to have an auto update system??

please explain I more detail and speak English more proper!

Originally Posted by ySoNoob

umm Do u mean u want it to have an auto update system??

please explain I more detail and speak English more proper!

Maybe i search for what you mean
Tell me how i make it ?

Originally Posted by ^_~DeM0N~_^

Maybe i search for what you mean
Tell me how i make it ?

1. connect to server
2. check latest version
3. ^compare to local version
4. download new file
5. patch/replace old one

Originally Posted by Biesi

1. connect to server
2. check latest version
3. ^compare to local version
4. download new file
5. patch/replace old one

I did this but it doesn't even make the changes to all who use it...

Originally Posted by ^_~DeM0N~_^

I did this but it doesn't even make the changes to all who use it...

ofc it only updates the injector if they have the version that contains the update function...

I don't really get what you mean, but @Biesi seems to...
Anyway, @^_~DeM0N~_^ you should try some stuff yourself. You wont be a good coder if we just tell you everything

~Syphox

Just sounds like you want to have the injector editable whenever it is started.
As others said above, you will need to have the application connect to a remote machine to download a new version or chunks of code to compile live and execute.

If you want edits to be made per-person, or on special cases, then use a login system to handle special cases per-user. So if someone with the login name 'derp' uses the application, he will get a chunk of code that just closes the application. Where as every other user will get nothing new and be able to use the application as normal.

Originally Posted by justindufisch

I don't really get what you mean, but @Biesi seems to...
Anyway, @^_~DeM0N~_^ you should try some stuff yourself. You wont be a good coder if we just tell you everything

~Syphox

So why they made this section if no one will be real coder if he didn't get some help for his project ?
damn

Originally Posted by ^_~DeM0N~_^

So why they made this section if no one will be real coder if he didn't get some help for his project ?
damn

First of all, try to tell us what you want. In at last 50% correct english...
~Syphox

He is looking for a way to update his application without having to resend it over and over again to his mates, As Biesi/ySoNoob stated already.

@OP

Biesi has already given a proper answer.

Store a file containing a version number, ie. 1.0.0.1 and the program itself on a webserver.

Now in your IDE, you may change the program version whenever you edit something

Now, when you are done changing whatever you have done. Reupload the version to your webserver, via ftp/ssh/control panel/whatever and edit the file containing your version information.

What's left to be coded is a system to check if the current version the user is executing is also the latest one.
To do this you download the document containing the version number.

Code:

   Dim wc As New WebClient()
        Dim data as String= wc.DownloadString("http://www.yourwebsite.com/version.txt")

The data variable now contains the version number,i.e. 1.0.0.1 in our case.

Now compare it to the current assembly version.

Code:

Dim curVersion as String =  Application.ProductVersion

Now compare both of them. If they are not the same, there obviously is an update available.

You need to download the new file now. Make sure it is not named the same as the current application, because you cannot replace a file that is currently opened, so how do you do that?

Code:

My.computer.network.downloadfile(address,destination) ' should be fine in your case

#1 Code a small updater(another application) and once an update is found, close the current application and start the updater. This lets you replace the other file since it is not opened anymore.

#2 The more complicated way(for you probably) is to just use a different filename and delete older versions on startup and rename the current one.

If you now ask for a full source code, I'll get you banned.

KEEP IN MIND: AUTO-UPDATERS ARE FORBIDDEN ON MPGH!

Originally Posted by Blubb1337

He is looking for a way to update his application without having to resend it over and over again to his mates, As Biesi/ySoNoob stated already.

@OP

Biesi has already given a porper answer.

Store a file containing a version number, ie. 1.0.0.1 and the program itself on a webserver.

Now in your IDE, you may change the program version whenever you edit something

Code:

   Dim wc As New WebClient()
        Dim data as String= wc.DownloadString("http://www.yourwebsite.com/version.txt")

The data variable now contains the version number,i.e. 1.0.0.1 in our case.

Now compare it to the current assembly version.

Code:

Dim curVersion as String =  Application.ProductVersion

Code:

My.computer.network.downloadfile(address,destination) ' should be fine in your case

I cannot understand any thing about what are you saying

Originally Posted by ^_~DeM0N~_^

I cannot understand any thing about what are you saying

that's because you're a leecher and have no idea about programming

Originally Posted by ^_~DeM0N~_^

I cannot understand any thing about what are you saying

You may want to revisit school and learn the language I am writing in right now(English, if you do not know by now).

I've explained it in an extremely simple way.

You have two options:

Quit coding.
Keep on learning how to code until you understand my post(which is really just very basic stuff).

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