Just use HttpWebRequest -> HttpWebResponse.
I still use them and they work fine.
I'm using the Webclient cast as HttpWebRequest though:
(HttpWebRequest) Webclient();
Make sure your delegates are *not* part of your main form class. Put them above the class, below the 'using' declarations.
The 'listbox' per sae, would not be multi threaded. Your threads should all write to it which causes a problem if they try to write all at the same time.
Use a lock to keep...
Yea, you can do it. You'd need a database or text file or some way to handle your sites/afiliate links.
Then you'd use PHP to do a location or a 301 redirect from the original page.
This isn't the place to learn how to code database driven Websites though.
Uncle - OK, I saw the blurb by sweetfunny and she's a heluva programmer as far as I'm concerned. You pointed out that payments get sent by 'RECORDED SIGNED MAIL'.
That works.
Guess I'm just *too* used to getting burned lately.
Let me get this straight.
I'm supposed to send you $120.00 in CASH through the MAIL?
And not get so much as a RECEIPT?
For all I know all your 'testimonies' here in this thread are shills.
IM peddlers do it all the time.
In my experience, over 90% of you SEO peddlers are crooks.
And I'm gonna...
I'm just wondering if there is any way to get around the 1000 link limit imposed by Google, Yahoo, etc.
Any way to get more results from a given search?
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