Runecats website and programs

This question I beleve can only be answerd by cats11122 your site is soooo awsome! So are your programs! How did you do it all the site and the programs what were they scripted in? Plus if I ever made a site how could I get as many smilies as you?

(psssst, you can make or find the smileys on sites)

Hiya c0c1, Thanks for your comments. Our Software is scripted in VB (visual basic).

Hiko wrote:(psssst, you can make or find the smileys on sites)

Cool

So you script everything in visual basic did you script the site in java? Oh and one more question I have a site but its through freewebs once I lern how to script I would like to make a site similare to yours (with a fourm videos blog game downloads ect.) how much would it cost?

It depends it costs me $50 a year but I have unlimted bandwidth and alot of space which I don't need.

I am sure you could find a good host and get it for as little as $18 a year.

and no the Runecats website was made in HTML and flash not java.

Cats11112 wrote:It depends it costs me $50 a year but I have unlimted bandwidth and alot of space which I don't need.

I am sure you could find a good host and get it for as little as $18 a year.

and no the Runecats website was made in HTML and flash not java.

Cats, the Site was made using HTML (XHTML?) not Flash.
You only have one flash element

Java is better then flash.

I lern how to script I would like to make a site similare to yours (with a fourm videos blog game downloads ect.) how much would it cost?

Well, it can be free, if you host with 110mb.com or that other one dojan said awhile ago and make the site with a free html editor (I use Nvu)
For example, go to my site thats hosted on 110mb.com and I think it looks pretty cool

hellblade wrote:Java is better then flash.

I lern how to script I would like to make a site similare to yours (with a fourm videos blog game downloads ect.) how much would it cost?

Well, it can be free, if you host with 110mb.com or that other one dojan said awhile ago and make the site with a free html editor (I use Nvu)
For example, go to my site thats hosted on 110mb.com and I think it looks pretty cool

I totally agree with you that Java is better than flash. You can make amazing applications, and the plus side is that it is platform independent. Flash on the other hand needs to be polished a little.

Dojan5 wrote:I totally agree with you that Java is better than flash. You can make amazing applications, and the plus side is that it is platform independent. Flash on the other hand needs to be polished a little.

Flash need to be polished alot Flash recomends something like 2ghz cpu, so I get alot of lag depending on what it is but Java runs better, I get no lag what so ever. I agree that you can make amazing applications

I get no lag from flash what so ever, nor does any computers in my whole area that I have seen, What company do you deal with for your broadband and what speed is it?

I use Komposer alot for website scripting, It's an un-official bug fixed version of NVU, you can download it from NVU's website.

Cats11112 wrote:I get no lag from flash what so ever, nor does any computers in my whole area that I have seen, What company do you deal with for your broadband and what speed is it?

I use Komposer alot for website scripting, It's an un-official bug fixed version of NVU, you can download it from NVU's website.

I get lag from flash, the computer doesnt lag, but the flash files do, so playing a game can be really difficult.
You should only use the bugfixed version if you have experienced the bugs, and not many do.

It's always best to be on the safe side.

Is you internet fast?

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Answer that then try and keep on topic

Cats11112 wrote:It's always best to be on the safe side.

Is you internet fast?

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Answer that then try and keep on topic

2Megabit per second.

Ah well, the question has been answered.
Topic locked.

Back on topic rather than locked

So how do you get graphics and things on an HTML site? I'm really new to HTML but i'd like to learn how to make a nice looking site with it

Well there is code for it, you could view tutorials it's not very hard, but you may find it time consuming, if you use a program like Frontpage or Dreamweaver you can just insert an image as you would a word document, although these programs cost money.

NVU is a free website maker you may want to start with something like this before you start using HTML. (you can insert images in NVU)

C0c1 wrote:So how do you get graphics and things on an HTML site? I'm really new to HTML but i'd like to learn how to make a nice looking site with it

Well, HTML is rather simple and a lot like English.
Anyhow, here is how to insert a image:

Code:

<img src="path-to-image/image.name"/>

You can add different attributes such as width="500px" and a few others.
This is a really good HTML tutorial that W3Schols have made, when you get a grip of HTML, check out Javascript and CSS too.

Cats11112 wrote:Well there is code for it, you could view tutorials it's not very hard, but you may find it time consuming, if you use a program like Frontpage or Dreamweaver you can just insert an image as you would a word document, although these programs cost money.

NVU is a free website maker you may want to start with something like this before you start using HTML. (you can insert images in NVU)

But Microsoft ain't making Frontpage anymore, the latest is Frontpage 2003.
Instead of Frontpage they have made Microsoft Visual WebDeveloper, which is a lot like Frontpage and can be downloaded for free here.
The express editions are fully free, you get a 30 days evaluation though, but after you register, which is free, you can use it unlimited. So it is fully free.
NVU has problems with Inline frames, and it is a bit unstable, so I personally do not recommend it for other than very simple sites.

Hmm I thought Micro$ofts new Frontpage was Sharpoint

Kompozer is a bug free version of NVU.

Well I found a image tut online on youtube and it showed me how to put an image in but it just gives me that red "X"

Then the image isn't in the place you specified it to be.

Or it's in the wrong format. If it's like a bitmap or other kind of image file it won't process.

Cats11112 wrote:Hmm I thought Micro$ofts new Frontpage was Sharpoint

Kompozer is a bug free version of NVU.

1. Nothing can get bug-free
2. The difference between Kompozer and NVU is that it uses KDE whilst NVU uses GTK, and there is one smaller bug fixed.

Augh! Too many acronyms!

Vox wrote:Augh! Too many acronyms!

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