VB Question with Classes

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Well i know how to do almost everything in vb but i dont know how to implement this and if you guys could help that would be great. And if you guys can help ill release something for free once im done with it :)

I dont know how to implement the classes in vb. I want to know how to use them like ID's
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I know how to implement ID's for websites but i dont know how to do Classes.
I want to click a button in vb and have it do the Class.
Help :'(
If this is to confusing tell me and ill try to make it a little easier to understand.
 
I'm confused as to why you're posting HTML?

VB is an object-oriented language. If I understand you correctly, you're thinking of 'objects', which are simply instances of defined classes.

I don't think you should be jumping into VB, especially if you're just learning from videos on YouTube. They generally fail miserably to teach the fundamentals of programming, one of which is OOP.
 
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I'm confused as to why you're posting HTML?

VB is an object-oriented language. If I understand you correctly, you're thinking of 'objects', which are simply instances of defined classes.

I don't think you should be jumping into VB, especially if you're just learning from videos on YouTube. They generally fail miserably to teach the fundamentals of programming, one of which is OOP.

As soon as i saw your reply you just pissed me off because you cant read.
 
Mike said:
As soon as i saw your reply you just pissed me off because you cant read.

Well let's be honest, it wasn't the easiest thing to read.

Anyway, I'm trying to help you. Firstly, you cannot 'do' or 'run' a class, nor can you call an object - you can only can only call public object methods. So,
  • Have you defined your class?
  • Have you created an instance of the class?
  • Is the class method public?

I'd like to help you further, but I sorta need more information on the context, and what you're trying to do :)
 
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