Internet high score

I have just built a web page with games made in The game factory 2. The games are internet aplications (ccn). I noticed that the high score is not composed of scores from all players on diferent computers, but that every computer has its own high score table, and that it lists only scores made on that computer. I would like to know if it is posible to make a high score table, that would be made from scores, made on all the diferent computes (so that everybody could see amd compete with other internet players)?
Thanks

Yes, you can do this through the Moosock or (better) the Live Receiver object, to communicate with an online database. I wrote a tutorial on it a while ago, under "Online high-score" on the tutorials page.

http://www.clickteam.com/eng/learning_resources.php

Thanks. I hope I'll get it right:)

You're welcome - there's also (as of yesterday afternoon) this quickstart kit of sorts by Jeff to demonstrate.

http://www.clickteam.com/epicenter/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=114131#Post1141 31

Problem with my kit is it doesn't work under Vitalize at the current time. We need to get a few extensions converted over.

use MOOSock if live reciever isn't vitalized
use String Parser 2 if URL Encode isn't vitalized or if string token thing isn't
Fully vitalize compatible :)

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It is.

Hello ,
first I want to thank you for writing the Online High score database. Being a basic clicker, I still haven't finished studying it, but I want to use your tutorial for my website. The idea would be to be able to store , not game results , but my students' test results. I'd like them to be able to take tests online , have their results sored in a database , then give students / parents the possibility to see the student's progress. However so far I've just been able to display an online testsvia VITALIZE and the quiz object, however, i've done nothing in terms of linking the test to as tudent database :(

NOW here's my question to David : You mentioned that using Live receiver could be more efficient than moosock to communicate with a database...do you think you could update the tutorial to include a guide to using this Livereceiver object ?

Thanks for answering !
Eric

(p.s :I've just read about Jeff's tutorial ... I have to check it out I guess ;)

I don't know about other people, but I would advise against livereceiver. It seems to like to crash Firefox. Or at least it has in all of my tests with it.

Does my example crash for you?

Just change the URL encoded over to the same functions in String Parser 2 and you should be good to go.