Jax_Dragon

Well heres the link for anyone interested: [http://www.hellokittyonline.com/us/](http://www.hellokittyonline.com/us/)

Hello Kitty has an online game btw. It's pretty darn addictive!

I do NOT appreciate you spamming on my thread.

Forgot to say, if JavaScript extensions include .js, then SadScript might be in JavaScript. Not sure though. I do recall Simius talking about converting your main.txt

@[SB: > [US] Mr. Tape link=topic=38540.msg370517#msg370517 date=1234562885] > it might….Im not an expert in Java (yet) xD. Btw, you mean Java right, not javascript? Yes java, not javascript.

If you didn't know, until Feb.14 if you go to Toys 'r Us and have mystery gift, you can get the Legendary Event Pokemon Shaymin! I got one today, and it is the cutest thing I have ever seen. Heres a pic.  It also has a Skyforme, if you have platinum. I plan on trading it to Platinum once I get it. Anyone else have a Shaymin?

@[PWN: > Ghost link=topic=38212.msg366802#msg366802 date=1234220517] > Little bit late. thanks for the reply though. > > I figured out by asking someone more advanced in java that there's actually java methods to do this. > > showDocument(); > > I couldn't find that because it's really hard to get that as a result from a search in google…odd. But it's working now. Again, thanks though. Curses. My java skills are a little limited to everything required to make a Java text editor. Except for making a form for changing font, thats still giving me some trouble.

Did you edit the source, or the audio file?

Make sure your music folder ACTUALLY contains Critical.wav, if it doesn't, re-download eclipse and put the .wav file in there. If it does, then your computer has issues running the codec. What OS are you using?

Now you have 8004 posts! You're already fast on your way to 10000!

@Admiral: >  Lol what is that? I'm hoping its your reaction to Marsh's 8000 posts, and not a self portrait…jk Or perhaps it has something to do with Anna's wordfilters?

Download and install the [K-lite Codec Pack](http://www.codecguide.com/download_kl.htm), that should solve your codec problem.

Perhaps your friend is doing something wrong? Try using TeamViewer and setting it up for him. That way you know It's not just him forgetting to check the IP and port.

When you say "OVER 9000!!!!!11one" Marsh, I will personally make you a Ventrilo Harasssment.

Try putting the code to load the applet in a PHP if statement. Then, when that statement is false, use the header() function to redirect to the page. Make the statement false when the applet is removed(don't know about that part)

I don't even bother with applets. Grumble… I don't even remember how to write one ^^

@DrNova: > Adding kreator to this poll was retarded. I could've sworn Marsh was up there before… But meh. It doesn't matter. Kreator won =D

@‡DDunit‡: > For C++, Crank is working on eclipse++ for that :) And I must say I have seen the E++ forums and must give Crank props for doing so well.

I see. Anyways, I think C++ is easy as java as long as you started with C++. Starting from Java and switching to C++ may be intimidating. Which is why I started with C++, and henceforth do indeed believe Java is > C++ when you're comparing difficulty, and hoping for the easiest. Thus I believe the port should be C++ or Java, with java in my preference. While C++ is also acceptable as a port language. But porting to .NET or keeping it with VB6 isn't very smart. C++ and Java are multiplatform, as long as you don't use platform specific API's. .NET also generally performs slower than Java, which performs slightly slower than C++. VB6 is a very good language, but we really must accept the fact that it's popularity/compatibility is deteriorating, and need to invest in different types of programming.

@Lanphrost: > Right now I am trying to configure an updater made by clickteam (clickteam patch maker) found on [www.clickteam.com](http://www.clickteam.com) under resources, but I don't even think it's what I'm supposed to use… That can be used for patching the game manually. You have to download the update for that. I'm assuming you want one for patching the game when you open the client, or running an EXE in the games folder.

@Dr.: > Java is the best choice for Eclipse for me. Because C++ is probably harder than Java. > [C++ is harder than Java?](http://www.touchofdeathforums.com/smf/index.php?topic=37538.msg356478#msg356478) > > Regards, > Godlord. Thats interesting. I thought you were set on C++.

@The: > Mmm. Definitely wasn't at you. > > It was towards > a) Jax because he was wrong in believing in what Simius said > b) Simius if he really said that … which I don't think he did > c) And sort of Tribal because while he was right in saying it could be done, he was wrong in saying you need mods. If the whole thing is in a java applet, you don't need a mod. I was assuming this person wasnt planning on editing the source or making a mod, or compiling as a applet, simply using the engine as is. @Simius: > It is required that the client is hosted on the same machine as the server in order to use Java sockets within a web page.

The reason the image data is messed up, is because of the differences of the way the engines interpret and load the maps. I would compare that with both of the engines, then attempt to find and fix the problem.

@Gh0st: > Jax it was a joke lol. because i'm using java for my game I was bored. Replying to you just makes meh happeh

How would javascript possibly help? The forum is managed via SQL. I've never used JS, but I'm pretty sure PHP, ASP, and maybe ColdFusion are the only web languages capable of SQL.