VB.Net HTTP Wrapper by Kitsune.

Hello I am new to Logical Gamers, and i wanted to share my basic VB.Net HttpWrapper.
I'm a newbie coder and have been attempting Gaiaonline's login, haven't succeeded yet but im still giving it a try.

Anyway here is my wrapper class: TinyUpload.com - best file hosting solution, with no limits, totaly free

May need Imports:

Imports System.IO, System.Net

Usage Example:

Dim Wrapper As New Wrapper()

dim html as string

'(HTML AS RESPONSE, URL, METHOD, POSTdata, Refferer)

Wrapper.Webrequest(html, "Http://www.blah.com", POST, "data+data+data", "")

Wrapper.Webrequest(html, "Http://www.blah.com", GET, "", "")

Let me know if there is anything you want me to add or have any suggestions.

Looks alright if you're new If you need help with anything (i.e. login), feel free to ask. We're a pretty friendly and helpful bunch

I hope you aren't the Kitsune i think you are

The Unintelligible wrote:

I hope you aren't the Kitsune i think you are

Referring to Kitsune/Flame?

Yeah, don't think it's Izaya/Flame.

Apologies for derailing your thread, OP.

No, im not anyone else.
Figures some one else would use Kitsune ><
Also, @Artificial i'm looking at Stapled's C# gaia login, but it's hard for me to understand and if i try to add an if-else i get some error in visual studio that says "Unreachable code".

Post your code. It sounds like you're creating (possible a set of) conditions that will never evaluate to true.

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

using System.Threading.Tasks;



namespace ConsoleApplication1

{

    class Program

    {

        public static Boolean GaiaLogin(string username, string password)

        {

            HttpInterface wrapper = new HttpInterface();

            Console.WriteLine("Logging");

            string pd = StringExtensions.gsb((wrapper.get("http://www.gaiaonline.com/")), "</fieldset>", "</form>").Replace("data-value", "");

            List<string> n = StringExtensions.gasb(pd, "name=\"", "\"");

            List<string> v = StringExtensions.gasb(pd, "value=\"", "\"");

            string postdata = n[0] + "=" + v[0]

                            + "&" + n[1] + "=" + v[1]

                            + "&" + n[2] + "=" + v[2]

                            + "&" + n[3] + "=" + v[3]

                            + "&" + "username=" + username + "&password=" + password;

            string login = wrapper.post("http://www.gaiaonline.com/auth/login/", postdata);

            login = wrapper.get("http://www.gaiaonline.com/");

            return login.Contains("Welcome back");

             <--------- Want to Add Something here, but i get error as described before --------->



        }

        static void Main(string[] args)

        {

            GaiaLogin("******", "******"); <----- Account Details

     

        }

    }

}



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I kinda wanna write something like this:

       if (login.Contains("Welcome back")) 

            {

                Console.WriteLine("Pass");

            }

            else 

                Console.WriteLine("Fail");

        }

Put if (login.Contains("Welcome back")) { Console.WriteLine("Pass"); } else Console.WriteLine("Fail"); }

or whatever your code is before the return login.Contains("welcome back")

Return also signifies the end of a function or procedure. At least in most languages. See if something like that works. If not I'm probably overlooking another error in your code.

Ah! Thank you for that information, i got it trk; however i have a lot of C# learning i need to do before i can compile a decent program but i suppose i'm one step closer.
I wish i could effectively convert everything into VB.NET (including chad's String Extensions) but i end up getting tons of errors i cant fix.

There aren't really significant differences in VB.NET and C# syntactically. Both are powered by the underlying .NET Framework.

So porting the code shouldn't be too hard if you can read basic code and know a bit about the .NET libraries.

Anyway, if you need any help feel free to ask here and I'm sure someone will assist you.

I'll post a vb.net login with wrappers and all that good stuff in the next few days.