DayZ Key Manager v3

Originally Posted by Tacioto

i used to use notepads for this shit :3

Haha I still use notepad, but this program doesn't save upon closing which I have to fix.

For keeping a track of cd-keys added, you could link a text file, and ask the user to register a username, and that username will be used to obtain their keys.
Keep a list of users in a MySQL DB and make two PHP files, one to register and one to login. Make one get request on the register one, and make the script save the input to a text file, and for the login, just make the web server ask the script if that text file contains the input into the get request.
For the Visual Basic side of things, you can do that, there is no need for me to explain that to you.

Well the file would have to connect to the internet and their keys would be stored online, I couldn't post that here.

Originally Posted by NormenJaydenFBI

Well the file would have to connect to the internet and their keys would be stored online, I couldn't post that here.

Flitchit's exported the keys to text files in a folder in your root directory. Then would read them off when you started the program again.

Originally Posted by chickeninabiskit

Flitchit's exported the keys to text files in a folder in your root directory. Then would read them off when you started the program again.

Hmm I think I might know a way to do that, I'll have to work on the key manager this weekend though.

Solution

@NormenJaydenFBI

I suggest adding a save method. Use the one I did. By using Streamreader & Strings

Code:

Public Class Main
    Dim R As IO.StreamReader
    Private LogFile As String = "C:\SavedKeys.txt"

    Private Sub YourForm_Load(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
        If IO.File.Exists(LogFile) Then
            Yourlistname.Items.AddRange(IO.File.ReadAllLines(LogFile))
        End If
    End Sub

This creates a log file and saves it in the C:\ Drive. Then every time the program is loaded it will the use StreamReader to add it into your list.
If you use my method, please give me credits :P
If you need anything else explained just add me on skype: sol_cannon

AND ALSO: Almost forgot you need to have this while you have your program closing so it saves the log:

Code:

Private Sub YourForm_Closing(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventArgs) Handles Me.FormClosing
        Dim LogWriter As New IO.StreamWriter(LogFile)
        For Each coolItem In SavedKeys.Items
            LogWriter.WriteLine(coolItem)
        Next
        LogWriter.Close()
    End Sub

Here is the outcome:

@Conceitful
I will probably contact you this weekend, though this is c# and not visual basic just saying.

Originally Posted by NormenJaydenFBI

@Conceitful
I will probably contact you this weekend, though this is c# and not visual basic just saying.

I know both, so if you need me to convert the code I can.

Originally Posted by NormenJaydenFBI

Yes it's gone, I'm not sure how to implement this, but I'll find a way.

Just have it save the keys to a file and make it read the file when the program is opened

Originally Posted by ikillindreams

Just have it save the keys to a file and make it read the file when the program is opened

I know, but I sadly can't write that and have it magically happen.

Originally Posted by NormenJaydenFBI

I know, but I sadly can't write that and have it magically happen.

Its to bad you wrote it in C# if it was vb i could help

Originally Posted by ikillindreams

Its to bad you wrote it in C# if it was vb i could help

I actually started with visual basic, but I kind of felt that when I mastered it I would be a bit limited, so I switched to C# and it's slightly the same just I hate conditional logic.

Originally Posted by NormenJaydenFBI

I actually started with visual basic, but I kind of felt that when I mastered it I would be a bit limited, so I switched to C# and it's slightly the same just I hate conditional logic.

I have a key manager in my dayz hacker 1.0 i didn't spend much time on it but atleast mine will keep the keys you put in it :P

Originally Posted by Conceitful

@NormenJaydenFBI

I suggest adding a save method. Use the one I did. By using Streamreader & Strings

Code:

Public Class Main
    Dim R As IO.StreamReader
    Private LogFile As String = "C:\SavedKeys.txt"

    Private Sub YourForm_Load(sender As System.Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
        If IO.File.Exists(LogFile) Then
            Yourlistname.Items.AddRange(IO.File.ReadAllLines(LogFile))
        End If
    End Sub

Code:

Private Sub YourForm_Closing(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.FormClosingEventArgs) Handles Me.FormClosing
        Dim LogWriter As New IO.StreamWriter(LogFile)
        For Each coolItem In SavedKeys.Items
            LogWriter.WriteLine(coolItem)
        Next
        LogWriter.Close()
    End Sub

Here is the outcome:

Your key manager looks sleek! Did you happen to release it?

Originally Posted by PureVVater

Your key manager looks sleek! Did you happen to release it?

He's selling it. And besides, the checker would make it approvable.

DayZ Key Manager v3

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