[jQuery] Re: Verizon Wireless website using jQuery?

2007-09-26 Thread Olmo Maldonado 

@Michael: just do in the url address bar:
javascript:alert(MooTools.version);
@Erik: Hahaha. :D We are modular ;).

-Olmo Maldonado
MooTools Developer
http://mootools.net

On Sep 20, 4:31 pm, Erik Beeson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Those MooTools punks stole our filesize!

 --Erik

 On 9/20/07, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



  OK, sorry about that.  Weird though that it's also 27K packed.

  - Original Message -
  From: Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
  Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 4:05 PM
  Subject: [jQuery] Re: Verizon Wireless website using jQuery?

   From: Josh Nathanson

   Spotted in the wild?

   - Go tohttp://www.verizonwireless.com
   - Look at your Firebug Script tab, find the script gn_engine.js

   That packed script looks suspiciously familiar...and it's 27K

   ?

   As Erik mentioned, every script run through the old version of Packer
  (or
   the new version with base 62 encoding) looks more or less
   the same.

   Here's an easy way to tell what is inside a packed script.

   Open the script file directly in Firefox, in this case:

  http://cache.vzw.com/scripts/globalnav/gn_engine.js

   Do a Select All and Copy.

   Open the Firebug console.

   Paste the script into the Firebug command line.

   Go to the beginning of the line and change eval to alert.

   Hit Enter (or Ctrl+Enter if you have the multiline console command line
   open).

   -Mike

[jQuery] Re: Verizon Wireless website using jQuery?

2007-09-20 Thread John Resig 

Nope, it's MooTools.

--John

On 9/20/07, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Spotted in the wild?

 - Go to http://www.verizonwireless.com
 - Look at your Firebug Script tab, find the script gn_engine.js

 That packed script looks suspiciously familiar...and it's 27K

 ?

[jQuery] Re: Verizon Wireless website using jQuery?

2007-09-20 Thread Michael Geary 

 From: Josh Nathanson
 
 Spotted in the wild?
 
 - Go to http://www.verizonwireless.com
 - Look at your Firebug Script tab, find the script gn_engine.js
 
 That packed script looks suspiciously familiar...and it's 27K
 
 ?

As Erik mentioned, every script run through the old version of Packer (or the 
new version with base 62 encoding) looks more or less
the same.

Here's an easy way to tell what is inside a packed script.

Open the script file directly in Firefox, in this case:

http://cache.vzw.com/scripts/globalnav/gn_engine.js

Do a Select All and Copy.

Open the Firebug console.

Paste the script into the Firebug command line.

Go to the beginning of the line and change eval to alert.

Hit Enter (or Ctrl+Enter if you have the multiline console command line open).

-Mike

[jQuery] Re: Verizon Wireless website using jQuery?

2007-09-20 Thread Josh Nathanson 


OK, sorry about that.  Weird though that it's also 27K packed.


- Original Message - 
From: Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED]

To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 4:05 PM
Subject: [jQuery] Re: Verizon Wireless website using jQuery?





From: Josh Nathanson

Spotted in the wild?

- Go to http://www.verizonwireless.com
- Look at your Firebug Script tab, find the script gn_engine.js

That packed script looks suspiciously familiar...and it's 27K

?


As Erik mentioned, every script run through the old version of Packer (or 
the new version with base 62 encoding) looks more or less

the same.

Here's an easy way to tell what is inside a packed script.

Open the script file directly in Firefox, in this case:

http://cache.vzw.com/scripts/globalnav/gn_engine.js

Do a Select All and Copy.

Open the Firebug console.

Paste the script into the Firebug command line.

Go to the beginning of the line and change eval to alert.

Hit Enter (or Ctrl+Enter if you have the multiline console command line 
open).


-Mike

[jQuery] Re: Verizon Wireless website using jQuery?

2007-09-20 Thread Erik Beeson 
That script is how everything looks when it's run through Packer.

Though it has the tell-tale $events object, it doesn't have the global
jQuery object. Ah, there's a global MooTools object. I'd say it's MooTools
:)

--Erik


On 9/20/07, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 Spotted in the wild?

 - Go to http://www.verizonwireless.com
 - Look at your Firebug Script tab, find the script gn_engine.js

 That packed script looks suspiciously familiar...and it's 27K

 ?

[jQuery] Re: Verizon Wireless website using jQuery?

2007-09-20 Thread Erik Beeson 
Those MooTools punks stole our filesize!

--Erik

On 9/20/07, Josh Nathanson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


 OK, sorry about that.  Weird though that it's also 27K packed.


 - Original Message -
 From: Michael Geary [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com
 Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2007 4:05 PM
 Subject: [jQuery] Re: Verizon Wireless website using jQuery?


 
  From: Josh Nathanson
 
  Spotted in the wild?
 
  - Go to http://www.verizonwireless.com
  - Look at your Firebug Script tab, find the script gn_engine.js
 
  That packed script looks suspiciously familiar...and it's 27K
 
  ?
 
  As Erik mentioned, every script run through the old version of Packer
 (or
  the new version with base 62 encoding) looks more or less
  the same.
 
  Here's an easy way to tell what is inside a packed script.
 
  Open the script file directly in Firefox, in this case:
 
  http://cache.vzw.com/scripts/globalnav/gn_engine.js
 
  Do a Select All and Copy.
 
  Open the Firebug console.
 
  Paste the script into the Firebug command line.
 
  Go to the beginning of the line and change eval to alert.
 
  Hit Enter (or Ctrl+Enter if you have the multiline console command line
  open).
 
  -Mike