Dailymotion upload VB.NET

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I am beginner .net

I try https://github.com/cbenard/SODailyMotionUpload I convert Vb.net Work good on console. but I want convert this on windows form project. I want upload with click upload button etc. I delete console.writeline codes but give error when come this code

client.UploadFile(uploadUrl, fileToUpload)

give error = request canceled

how to use this code in form project. any idea?

What I have tried:

I convert c# codes to vb.net
Combine in my project but give error

Posted 19-Apr-18 14:25pm

robinex

Updated 4-Sep-19 2:18am

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2018-04-19T22:23:00

Windows forms is very, very different from a console app: when you run a console app you control what happens when, and demand input from the user when you want it.
Windows apps work in a totally different way - they react to event that occur because the user did something, or something happened in the system
Just removing Console read and write instructions doesn't make it a windows application, and is likely the main source of your problem. When you took out the read-from-the-user stuff, you prevented processes that were occuring in the background (via Process.Start) for example from completing before your code continued.

You can't just take C# console code, translate it to VB, rip out the user I/O, and expect it to work as a "proper" windows app. You need to sit down and understand exactly what the original is doing, and how it works, then design a completely new windows application based on that. And we can't do your work for you!