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BiteForce 20-Jul-13 6:45am View    
I´d recommend having a look at the google/facebook api.
BiteForce 20-Jul-13 6:04am View    
The difference is:
String s; /*in this case s isn´t already declared, so you can´t say like s.Replace(string, string); neither you can do any other kind of manipulation.

String s = new String(); /*in this case, the variable is already declared and you can work with s.
BiteForce 18-Jul-13 5:59am View    
more concrete pls, it´s not even a question.
BiteForce 17-Jul-13 17:40pm View    
You could do it like this:
List<Form> forms = new List<Form>();

private void linkLabel1_LinkClicked(object sender, LinkLabelLinkClickedEventArgs e)
{
forms.Add(new Form3());
forms.IndexOf(forms.Length-1).Show();
}

I hope I could help you.

BG
BiteForce 15-Jul-13 10:56am View    
You gotta declare the two String variables outside the method and append the value inside the method. You cannot access local variables from another class, that's why your code is invalid.