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[Release] Pastebin Quick Downloader / Quick Link
[Release] Pastebin Quick Downloader / Quick Link
Sup guys. While i've been trying to stay awake all day, i got really bored so i decided to try and make something that works with Pastebin.com - #1 paste tool since 2002! ( using their API of course) etc.. so here is a program i come up with! Nnot sure if this has ever been posted before any where.. but here is a demo:
Virus Scans:
VirusTotal - Free Online Virus, Malware and URL Scanner
Pastebin Quick Poster.rar - Jotti's malware scan
Most credits goto pastebin for letting me use their API!
Virus Scans:
VirusTotal - Free Online Virus, Malware and URL Scanner
Pastebin Quick Poster.rar - Jotti's malware scan
Most credits goto pastebin for letting me use their API!
Source is clean, however, you need to change this:
[highlight=vb.net]
[text] = ([text] & str5)
[/highlight]
To this:
[highlight=vb.net]
[text] &= ControlChars.CrLf & str5
[/highlight]
Otherwise it just concatenates all your lines into a single line, see my "test" upload link if you don't follow:
Public Class Form1 Dim thisIsATest As String = St - Testing PUpload
You didn't add a newline after each Console.ReadLine.
And also, I suggest making this a WinForms app opposed to console, so people can actually copy and paste code from their IDE to upload.
ANNNNNND Lastly, you didn't allow for Pastebin's anti spam protection (if the source contains links, it will trigger spam protection and you'll need to enter a captcha)
Either way, nice job.
/approved
[highlight=vb.net]
[text] = ([text] & str5)
[/highlight]
To this:
[highlight=vb.net]
[text] &= ControlChars.CrLf & str5
[/highlight]
Otherwise it just concatenates all your lines into a single line, see my "test" upload link if you don't follow:
Public Class Form1 Dim thisIsATest As String = St - Testing PUpload
You didn't add a newline after each Console.ReadLine.
And also, I suggest making this a WinForms app opposed to console, so people can actually copy and paste code from their IDE to upload.
ANNNNNND Lastly, you didn't allow for Pastebin's anti spam protection (if the source contains links, it will trigger spam protection and you'll need to enter a captcha)
Either way, nice job.
/approved
Good Job, but console will fail when u press enter while writing source (in ur case). Might not even c+p correctly. U could've used GUI ! 
Originally Posted by Hassan
Good Job, but console will fail when u press enter while writing source (in ur case). Might not even c+p correctly. U could've used GUI !
But yeah, WinForms would be a lot easier.
Next time do it without console maybe it get better..
Good job.
Good job.
fuck yea! A FUCKING GREAT PROGRAM!!!! Saves me a lot of time 
Thank you dude!!!
Thank you dude!!!
Originally Posted by Jason
Source is clean, however, you need to change this:
[highlight=vb.net]
[text] = ([text] & str5)
[/highlight]
To this:
[highlight=vb.net]
[text] &= ControlChars.CrLf & str5
[/highlight]
Otherwise it just concatenates all your lines into a single line, see my "test" upload link if you don't follow:
Public Class Form1 Dim thisIsATest As String = St - Testing PUpload
You didn't add a newline after each Console.ReadLine.
And also, I suggest making this a WinForms app opposed to console, so people can actually copy and paste code from their IDE to upload.
ANNNNNND Lastly, you didn't allow for Pastebin's anti spam protection (if the source contains links, it will trigger spam protection and you'll need to enter a captcha)
Either way, nice job.
/approved
[highlight=vb.net]
[text] = ([text] & str5)
[/highlight]
To this:
[highlight=vb.net]
[text] &= ControlChars.CrLf & str5
[/highlight]
Otherwise it just concatenates all your lines into a single line, see my "test" upload link if you don't follow:
Public Class Form1 Dim thisIsATest As String = St - Testing PUpload
You didn't add a newline after each Console.ReadLine.
And also, I suggest making this a WinForms app opposed to console, so people can actually copy and paste code from their IDE to upload.
ANNNNNND Lastly, you didn't allow for Pastebin's anti spam protection (if the source contains links, it will trigger spam protection and you'll need to enter a captcha)
Either way, nice job.
/approved
Originally Posted by mnpeepno2
can't you use vbcrlf?
[highlight=vb.net]
ControlChars.CrLf
Environment.NewLine
vbNewLine
vbCrLf
[/highlight]
Plus a few more if you don't want both a carriage return AND a line feed. It doesn't really matter. I simply meant add SOME SORT of newline character when concatenating the contents of two separate lines
Goodjob but freezes sometimes.
i will re-make it soon, using windowsapplication