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[V.2]Youtube Player + Search Function! (Virtual basic/.NET language)


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yo folks,

Today Im gonna show you something DIFFERENT than the previous time, since the previous we time we had an URL box for the link. Now we are gonna have:

 

-Search Function

 

So before we continue with the codes, and all the other stuff:

 

-F.A.Q:

 

Q:It's same like youtube.. why would I use it?

A:Simply. Youtube on google chrome,firefox, requires cookies/a lot of ram/a lot of net for the cookies,connections,etc. Since my program is not a WEB BROWSER. to receive cookies this makes your videos to load faster, and surf youtube faster.

 

Q: Is it hard to be coded and designed?

A: No, I will show you now.

 

Now, let's get started.

 

We will need:

 

-x2 buttons

-x1 webbrowser

-x1 textbox

 

and of course Virtual Basic. (2008 - the best) (It's free)

 

1) Extend your form1 window a lot, like this:

 

GxYdca3.png

 

2)Move your buttons and the textbox in a good place like in the 1st pic.

3)Go to properties->webbrowser.

 

When you choose it will be like this:

 

width=1024 height=614http://i.imgur.com/SRWPXdd.png[/img]

 

It will be covering the whole window, what to do? Press on it, go to properties and go to: Dock -> None. and then you will be able to resize it :)

 

Now go again to properties and go to: Visible: set it to FALSE.

 

Now, set your webbrowser away from the buttons a bit.

 

4)Rename button1 into: Play! / Rename Button2 into: EXIT!

5)Now, we came to the coding part.

 

Let's get started.

 

Double click on form1(window)

 

and paste the following code:

 

AcceptButton = Button1 // That makes your program to listen to keyboards keys.. and especially "Enter" so whenever you press Enter button1 will be clicked. (This helps to not use your mouse always)

 

Double click on Button1 and paste the following code:

 

If Button1.Enabled Then

            WebBrowser1.Visible = True

        Else

0:

 

This code tells to your program.. that if button1 = clicked/ enter was hit will make the webbrowser visible. Else, if the button wasn't clicked at all and enter wasn't hit at all then = nothing. (0: = nothing)

 

Double click on Button2 and paste the following code:

 

Me.Close()

 

This code makes your program to close it self, I always prefer writing Me.Close() instead of End because end determines the program imediatelly even if you are doing sth important, but Me.Close() nope.

 

Double click on TextBox1 and paste the following code:

 

WebBrowser1.Navigate("http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=" + TextBox1.Text + "&aq=f")

        AcceptButton = Button1

 

This code makes your program to search in youtube with the terms you provided in TextBox1 i.e: If i write maxcheaters.com, it will search on youtube for maxcheaters.com

 

AcceptButton = Button1 = The same with the Button1 code, for the enter key.

 

Now, we finished!

 

And you just created your own unique youtube player! Congratulations!

 

With a little imagination your program will be like this:

 

BEFORE STARTING A VIDEO/USING SEARCH FUNCTION:

 

width=1024 height=625http://i.imgur.com/ewVZGlW.png[/img]

 

AFTER USING SEARCH FUNCTION:

 

width=1024 height=615http://i.imgur.com/HJtyMlf.png[/img]

 

Credits: Me

 

N1nj4Styl3 :)

Posted

-Fixed a bug where when u were typing something in the textbox the webbrowser was automatically show up

-Added links for the program(.exe) for the people who don't like coding, etc.

 

For the link: http://maxcheaters.com/forum/index.php?topic=281054.new#new

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