This Problem is killing me!!
note: I don't speak english very well

ok let's begin:
if i want tot send text1.text from client to a server...

client:
wskclient.senddata text1.text

server:
dim data as string
wskserver.getdata data
text1.text=data

ok so far it's all cool
but what if i tried to put 2 text box in the client

Client:

command1_click
wskclient.senddata text1.text

command2_click
wskclient.senddata text2.text

Sever:

wskserver_data arrival
dim data as string
dim news as string

wskserver.getdata data
text1.text=data
wskserver.getdata news
text2.text=news

did uoi know what i mean
if you didn't
i want plzzzz to do this for me (if you did it the problem then will be solved)
make for me a client and server
in the client put 2 text box and 2 command button

and in the server put 2 text box

in the command1 in the client make the program send the text1.text to the text1.text in the server

and in the command2 button do the same thing with the  text2

i hope that you know what i mean!
plz help me cause this problem is killing me!

[Edited by Slim Shady on 11-01-2005 at 12:59 PM GMT]

Hi,

try this one:

wskserver(0).getdata data text1.text=data wskserver(1).getdata news text2.text=news

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if you mean like that:

Client:
wskclient(0).senddata text1.text

Server:
dim news as string
wskserver(0).getdata news
text1.text=news

it didn't work

Try having two winsock controls listening on different ports. This way you will know how to distinguish which data is sent (text1 or text2).

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But i want one port to be open...
there isn't any way else??
any way thanx for your helps..

If there will be two texboxes, on both sender and receiver side, then you can, for instance, add a prefix "1" when sending data from Text1 and "2" when sending data from text2. And on receiver side check for prefix to see where it should be displayed. This way wou will need one winsock and one port only.

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Thx fo ur help man.. but i didn't understand very good what did you mean..can you send me a practicale exemple... if you can't that's Ok no problem thx again for ur help

Let me explain better:

When sending data from textbox1, send with prefix one

Winsock.senddata "1"  & text1.text

When sending data from textbox2, send with prefix one

Winsock.senddata "2"  & text2.text

When you received that, check for prefix

if left(news,1)="1" then
    text1.text=mid(news,2)
else
    text2.text=mid(news,2)
endif



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client side i think the other way is to concatinate the text from 2 textboxes and asign to a string variable;

eg:
client

dim strVariable as string

strVariable =text1.text & "|"& text2.text

' the | used as delimiter 2 sepalate the 2 data to the server side

winsocket.senddata strVariable

sever side
'declare array which will hold ur data after split them

Dim myArray() As String winsocket.getdata mydata myArray=split(mydata,"|")

'here u have text1 into myArray(0)
and text2 into myArray(2)

hope it help
peter


[Edited by doup on 26-01-2005 at 03:17 PM GMT]

[Edited by doup on 26-01-2005 at 03:19 PM GMT]

[Edited by doup on 26-01-2005 at 03:26 PM GMT]

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You could also do:

Dim strData as string

Select Case (strData)
   Case "1"    'or any other ascii sign or letter
           txtField1.txt = strData
   Case "2"  
           txtField2.txt = strData
   Case "3"  
           txtField3.txt = strData
    .
    .
    .

   Case strData = "n"    'any other number
           txtFieldn.txt = strData
End Select


[Edited by OnlineGuy on 24-05-2005 at 05:16 PM GMT]

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