Now I'm not sure if someone made a post on this already, but hey, thought I might as well. Using a nice tool called Web Game Builder, you can use the DBP exe you create and put it right on your HTML site.
Note: Keep in mind the memory your game holds. I have only tested this with a small 2D game made with DBP.
Tools:
Dark Basic Pro
Web Game Builder
Here is a direct download to Web Game Builder- http://www.promotionsoft.com/web-game-builder/webgamebuilder.exe
Save it and install the program.
Run the program.
You should now see this screen:

Press Next.
Now you should see this screen:

When you press Browse, you are browsing for your game's file directory. If many of you have installed mmo's, you realize when you install the directory, you are installing a folder that consists the games:
Music
Graphics
EXE
etc
With DBP, the EXE holds the game's coding. It does not take the graphics or music with it. This is an example of what I have in the browsed folder:
The EXE and graphics files are basically what is needed for a 2D game. If your game involves sounds or music, they should be in there too.
(I have yet to research and see how this works on 3D games)
Once you've selected the game's file directory, press next:

Next you want to browse for the game's EXE, (AKA: compiled code to run)

Press Browse, and go into the game's file directory you selected earlier. Then select the game's EXE.
You can fill out the other 3 boxes, but they're optional.
Then press Next:

The next screen is just an edit of the loading screen. Because the player isn't directly downloading the game, the loading bar shows how much the game is loaded to play on the site.
On the next screen press Build:

And wait for it to compile....
Now don't rush to the first button you think is right. Press
Output:

A new window will open. This is the output folder of the new builded html site with your game in it.
Double click to open the Run html site.

Now here's the thing. As you can see, Google Chrome is my default Internet Browser. But even as I'm writing this, I'm using Internet Explorer (the version of IE I'm using is not that high, and I will never update). This is what happens when I run it using Google Chrome:
http://i530.photobucket.com/albums/dd345/yiee85/wbgpic11.png
It won't play =[ Missing a plug-in for Google Chrome.
This is what happens when I use Internet Explorer:

Works like a charm. Now I'm not exactly sure what plug-in I have in IE that I don't have in Google Chrome that's making it work, but if you know, please state it.
Now if it's working with you right now, so far so good. However, before you start messaging all you friends and linking them to your Program Files, you have to understand that the html you created, will only work on your computer unless you make your friend download it. And this is what we are trying to avoid. Whether it's more effective or not.
You have to view the source of the created HTML file, and copy paste it to whatever site you're using.
NOTE: YOU HAVE TO MAKE SURE EVERY(!!!!!!!!!!) SINGLE FILE IN THE FOLDER IS IN THE SAME FOLDER AS THE HTML FILE!!!
So that means when your creating the html on your site, the rest of the zips such as SCPong1, vzl_img, and loadgame_et should be in the same directory!
Once you're done, now you can go tell your friends the new html site you created (with the game in it)
I tested it with 5 people.
1 using Mozilla Firefox and didn't work, but then used IE and it worked.
3 used IE immediatly and it worked.
Last one told me it didn't work at all, IE or not. I did not know why.
If you'd like to test the game, I editted Daygamer's Improved Pong source. I added Graphics and Upgrades and stuff.
I should probably make a Credits button to credit him, but I'm not done with it yet. It's in a pretty nice stage though.
Anyway here is the link:
http://shadecyberplatinum.webs.com/SCPong/run.html
Now once again, I don't know if someone posted something like this, exactly, or better. But I didn't see anything like this for miles and I had nothing to code, so I told myself might as well.
Now this may not be as effective as someone actually downloading all the files but, it keeps them from touching the graphics and editting them, and it's much less of a bother.
Leave Goto alone! You're lucky it'll even store for you -system error-
Why is it when I offset a sprite, it keeps fighting back! Just stay put already!!!