Yeah, I suppose with enough versions of browsers, and a Mac, sitting around
it would be possible to write something for each one that made it at least a
little more difficult to get to. But as the amount of expended effort to
hide something goes up, so will the amount of expended effort to unhide it.
Oh well, it was an interesting exercise - and someday when we have browsers
that all follow standards we can start again . . . hahahahahahahaha.
Dan
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Sent: Wednesday, September 27, 2000 7:17 AM
To: Fusebox
Subject: Re: SOT: nothing about stocks or beer glasses - hiding
javascript instead
At 2:31 PM -0700 9/26/00, Dan Haley wrote:
>Anyways, if anybody is curious, take a look at
>http://www.telect.com/jstest/test1.cfm and see if you can see the
javascript
>code that is included with <script src="">.
Going to your URL in Mac Netscape 3, it immediately prompts you to download
the source. Once you do it, Netscape crashes, but at least it gets the
file:
function test() {
alert('/jstest/jsz/test2.cfm');
alert('true');
}
I tried another way too: i created a link in an HTML page, like this:
<a href="http://www.telect.com/jstest/jsy/test2.cfm">get it</a>
And then did a "save target" to download the file. Mac IE 4.01 (340) gets
it this way, but the contents are different:
function test() {
alert('http://10.1.2.107/');
}
Mac Netscape 4.08 has the exact same behavior.
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