[VB] Login?

[Timzorize]

Hi,

How do I create a login form in VB.NET 2008? I would like to have like this:

Username:
Password:

Remember Username and Password [x] <---- A checkbox.

I want it to connect to WoW and login on the stated Username/Password.

[Kekke]

Just the login form?

Use TextBox and for password use the password char property.

[Timzorize]

Just the login form?

Use TextBox and for password use the password char property.

But I want it to connect to WoW and login there :P

[ReidE96]

You need to tell it to run WoW, then get it to hook onto WoW and send keystrokes. Tbh, though, I'd wait for Glider to get a verdict to see if Blizz can sue you for that or not. (Yeah, Glider sends keystrokes, and Blizz are sueing them for that, amongst other things)

[Timzorize]

Yes, I have the source for starting WoW but not to read what filled into username and password line and then put it in wow username and password fields and then click enter. Btw, I have to give anyone else +Rep before giving ReidE96 +Rep. Someone, just PM me and Ill give rep.

[ReidE96]

Rather than giving rep to those who ask you for it, just have a look through sections and find good posts, then rep them.

[Timzorize]

Rather than giving rep to those who ask you for it, just have a look through sections and find good posts, then rep them.

Sorry but you have to wait 24 hours until I can give you any +Rep. At the time, maybe you can help me with the Login script?

[kazama]

If you mean a program that need a username and pass then you can do this:

Private Sub Button5_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button5.Click
        If TextBox1.Text = "username" Then
            If ComboBox1.Text = "pass" Then
                MsgBox("Welcome Username")
            End If
        End If
    End Sub
End Class

Hope this was what you needed (-:

[suicidity]

No, he means passing a login to the WoW window.

A cheap way of doing this would to make sure the WoW process is the primary window by a Process.MainWindowHandle check and WoW accepts SendKeys or Keybd_event or if you want to take the time SendInput.

SendInput would be your best bet, but it's a bulk Function so it's a lot of code.

[Timzorize]

So.. Can anyone help?

[Cephalopod]

You need to tell it to run WoW, then get it to hook onto WoW and send keystrokes. Tbh, though, I'd wait for Glider to get a verdict to see if Blizz can sue you for that or not. (Yeah, Glider sends keystrokes, and Blizz are sueing them for that, amongst other things)

We don't need a verdict.

Blizzard has stated numerous times that sending keystrokes is perfectly acceptable and legit. I can link to the specific blue posts if you require it. Good luck to them if they chose to sue someone for it when their own Customer Service reps have said we can.

[ReidE96]

Seriously, Midol? That's news to me, I thought they were anti anything and everything of the automated third party ilk.

[omg_lol]

Seriously, Midol? That's news to me, I thought they were anti anything and everything of the automated third party ilk.

/agree
:biggthumpup:

[Cephalopod]

Ahhh, I wasn't thinking correctly.

Press -> Press is fine.

They've not issued a ruling on sending multiple presses from a single action, or no action, but it's been specifically asked in regards to logging in and so far they haven't said "no" but they just ignore our threads.

The issue with glider was memory reading though wasn't it?

As a funny coincidence, someone just asked right now on the CSF forums!
World of Warcraft - English (NA) Forums -> Multiboxing autologin Q

Clarification again: Press -> ACTION is fine. We can argue that logging in is a single ACTION therefore it's legit. Might be iffy, hopefully a blue will post again clarifying for me.

[ReidE96]

Yeah, would be nice to get some kind of ruling. I'd imagine it's something they're ok with, it doesn't give the player any kind of advantage, but I'd like to be sure. Also, glider had a ton of different issues. I know it sent keystrokes and mouse clicks to WoW.exe though.