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This tutorial will show you how to create a currency converter the easy way. It covers downloading website contents (from XE) and using regular expression to match the rates.
Link to text file containing the regular expression, link & currency list:
http://azizsaleh.com/text/vb-currency-convert
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Added Nov 25, 2010
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Duration 6:55 | views 2297
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marcellnl Says:
i have the same problem, could you help please?
ENDOFSILENCE86 Says:
I tried this but when I run it, my text box stays blank. I tried to do it on my own by I got frustrated and just ended up copying your code and it still stayed blank
allex393 Says:
Does the homepage still works I have done everything right and it does not seem to work at all. Could you please take a look on it.
markawitan Says:
where will i put the multiplication code? can you give example?
markawitan Says:
where will i put the multiplication code? can you give an example?
4L3XHeicKeR Says:
@azizshussain, i have the same problem as Martz456, i can't do the program to multiplicate >.<
azizshussain Says:
Source codes are not included in the description of all movies.
8898samuel Says:
took me a while cuz me eye sight aint so good and the writing is small but i guessed it and i got it
azizshussain Says:
Make sure that you are multiplying the quantity that you enter in the textbox. Email me your code or post it on my website to debug it for you.
Martz456 Says:
I have a problem with this... When I type 1 and convert Euro to Estonian Kroon it shows 15.6466 EEK . But if I type 3 or anything it still shows 15.6466 EEK
constantgamer247 Says:
oh nvm got it, line 20 had Dim resp AS System.Net.WebRequest instead of WebResponse
constantgamer247 Says:
On line 20 I have Value of type 'System.Net.WebResponse' cannot be converted to 'System.Net.WebRequest'. And on line 22 I have 'GetResponseStream' is not a member of 'System.Net.WebRequest'. Any use on how to fix this? Line 20 has req.GetResponse underlined in blue and Line 22 has resp.GetResponseStream underlined in blue
azizshussain Says:
Yes it does, as a matter of fact, this is done real time (based on XE's realtime data). You can easily manipulate this to store rates in a database/file system as well.
constantgamer247 Says:
Does this program update with the most current exchange rates ever time you open it? If not how often?