On Jul 20, 2012, at 11:10 AM, Hans Henrik Bergan wrote:
> i need some way of having a menu, and a way to give "messages to the user" (i
> do not want to use alert() !), and keeping the menu and messages log,
> undetectable.
> currently, the target site is going as far as,
> if(document.body.innerHTML.match('specific text in the menu')){/*CHEAT
> DETECTED*/}
> so.. how can i add a menu/message log, while leaving no trace in
> body.innerHTML ? (or head.innerHTML)
Not sure what you mean by a "menu", but you could display messages in a
TEXTAREA and posting your messages via
document.getElementById("secretTextArea").value="Message", and I believe (and a
simple test confirms) that the value does not show up in
document.body.innerHTML.match(/search string).
I would imagine that you could whip up some JS to detect clicks in that
textarea to implement a secret menu of some sort, if needed.
Dave
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