Visual Basic 2008 Highscore grabber...

I looked around for a Visual Basic 2008 Runescape Highscore grabber source and only found one... That didn't work lol.

I would like to have one, I am new to Visual basic and want to add this feature to my only program that i made, my Multiclient. (Can be found in Runescape Cheating section).

I would need a source or help please.

Thanks.

 

I found something that should help:

Code:

http://hiscore.runescape.com/index_lite.ws?player=(whatever the players name is)

...shows the stats, xp values, and ranks as a bunch of numbers seperated by commas and occasionally a space. I'm sure it's ordered the way it is on the regular hiscore pages. If you can just take those numbers and use them in labels or a drop box then you're good. If you look at it some more with an example like Zezima, you can tell that the first number is the rank, second is total level etc... I gotta figure out how to use this for myself =D!

 

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I knew about that long ago but don't exactly know how to use it rofl.

And 4 posts in a row! wow...! your not even allowed double posts.

 

Learn to use the String class. Download the webpage for the highscores (which was posted by Megajosh), and use methods such as String.Split(), String.IndexOf() etc to get the information required.

Just to show you how the webpage works, look at this:
http://hiscore.runescape.com/hiscorepersonal.ws?user1=voge_ownz_u

You see how it says Overall, Attack etc?

Now look at this:
http://hiscore.runescape.com/index_lite.ws?player=voge ownz u

Look for similarities. It is all in order. This player's Overall rank is 489,627 with an overall level of 1,195 and overall, this much XP: 7,420,110. The first three numbers on the page is this, separated by comma: 489627,1195,7420110. Makes sense? -1 means not ranked. So if you were looking for the levels, instead of rank and XP, you would just use String.Split(',') and check every second element of the resultant array.

 

OMG! I didn't mean to spam, I hit the back/forward buttons a few times while editing and it must have posted several posts...

Also, split by spaces first, then split by commas to get the individual skill and rank information.

 

I've made one. Check my thread in this section.