Sweet! I got it working!

Thanks for all the help guys!

@a_bertrand oh did I? I'll try your suggestion after I get something to eat

I used the command npm install socket.io to install socket.io and it created a directory named "node_modules" in my root folder on the VPS. I'm not sure if I installed it incorrectly :\ the script <script src="http://mywebsite.com/socket.io/socket.io.js></script> and <script src="...

So this post follows up from my previous question about setting up a small multiplayer HTML5 game (http://indie-resource.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=65&t=6768) following this tutorial (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_e5NaDX2rs) the problem is that these tutorials only teaches you how to create a...

@Jackolantern: no I don't have a Raspberry Pi mini-computer but I think I'll check out NoIP.com @Xaos: Hmm I'll take a look at Raspberry Pi @a_bertrand Yeah I didn't think dealing with multiplayer with Node JS was going to be an easy task, but I'm always up for learning something new :P Thanks for t...

Oh my hosting service (Dreamhost) seems to offer a VPS but costs $15 per month for 300mb, but I just want to test this out so I think I'd rather simply keep the server running on my machine, but you mentioned that I need a static IP address or an IP routing service, is there any specific programs th...

I was just following these tutorials about creating a HTML5 multiplayer game http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_e5NaDX2rs How would I be able to access the server on a website for testing? Locally I'd have to run the server.bat manually then access the index.html and it would work, but how would I do ...