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Unnecessary search developments: Googling Tweets 14 Years Ago by GuyClapperton … a comedy event, you leave a 'witty' comment. So, Twitter heckling becomes 'Tweckling'. I mention this because it's a word… Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff … WITHOUT THE SERVER (MYCOMPUTER) OR A DOMAIN NAME? YEAH NO HECKLING FROM THE PEANUT GALLERY.:$ THIS IS THE ONLOAD FUNCTION I… Husband of local RCMP calls me out during candidates forum 9 Years Ago by SpectateSwamp … 2 minute mark of this 3 minute video they start heckling me for my negative talk about the police. Less than… Re: C++ Strings 17 Years Ago by Lerner …'d suggest fgets(), though if you want to endure some heckling from the peanut gallery, gets() is an alternative. To read… Re: C++ Strings 17 Years Ago by Ravalon …'d suggest fgets(), though if you want to endure some heckling from the peanut gallery, gets() is an alternative. To read… Re: Unnecessary search developments: Googling Tweets 14 Years Ago by targ8 They are playing catch up with bing and there bingtweets.com. Try lots of social real-time search site options at SNIP Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Airshow [ICODE]window.onload[/ICODE] can't handle statements directly. It must point to a function (without calling it) thus establishing the handler that will be triggered when the event (window.onload) fires. The handler can be a named function or (more typically) an anonymous function. Hence you might be looking at something like: [CODE] window.… Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff Thanks [B][U][COLOR="Green"]AirShow[/COLOR][/U][/B] I'll try it out on my script first. Some people where telling me I had to install ISS server etc. etc. Turns Out I deleted all the ISS console UI and couldn't download it, this computer didn't come with a Windows XP disc so I can't re-install it? Hopefully your suggestion will work or I'… Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Airshow Heinz, There's nothing in your original question to indicate you need ISS though some other aspect of your application may require it. Javscript cookies certainly don't need ISS or anything other than a javascript-enabled browser. [B]Airshow[/B] Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff [B][COLOR="Red"]AirShow[/COLOR][/B] thanks, I quessed that if you can write them you can read them and manipulate them etc. I'm amazed at the amount of people that believe they need a server responce to do it. None the less, javascript may be a loosley typed language but '[B]syntax[/B]' is everything! I should have caught that … Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Airshow :icon_cool: Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff [B][COLOR="Red"]AirShow[/COLOR][/B] Yes, even the title of the Thread is important. Quick, precise demonstration of the problem in the thread is almost as dificult as learning the language itself. You could say they go hand in glove. We, the students can only be greatful to the 'Unpaid' Masters or [B]'Script Gods'[/B] for their … Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff [B][COLOR="Red"]AirShow[/COLOR][/B] I jumped the gun, saveC isn't working. It was before and wrote all the cookies with the onchange of input values that I have applied for each input that I want saved, like this [CODE] addEvent(countryname,'change',function(){ saveC(this); tcountry.innerHTML = countryname.value;},false); [/CODE] … Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Airshow Heinz, Try maually deleting the cookie from your cookies directory to make sure you have a clean start now that you have changed things. [B]Airshow[/B] Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff [QUOTE=Heinz Stapff;1170717][B][COLOR="Red"]AirShow[/COLOR][/B] I changed the syntax of all input addevents like this and got it working. [CODE] addEvent(countryname,'change',function(){ saveC(this);//I changed this to //[COLOR="Red"]saveC(this.countryname) and it works[/COLOR] tcountry.innerHTML = countryname.value;},… Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Airshow [QUOTE=Heinz Stapff;1170847]Now I'd like to know if I can saveC on the Login input and compare the value entered in the Login input to the cookie value without retrieveC on the window.load? retrieveC fills in the input but I don't want to fill it in I want to get the cookie value 'login=heinz@hotmail.com' and compare the value of that cookie to the… Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff [B][COLOR="Red"]Airshow[/COLOR][/B] [LIST=1] [*]would MD5 be linked to the page like the external.js? [CODE]var loginc = getC(login) if(login.value.match.MD5(loginc)){//do stuff?}[/CODE] [/LIST] Something like that or is match not the correct comparison? **Just got back from an MD5 site that states 'To run the unit tests, you will… Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Airshow Heinz, That's about right. Certainly keep the MD5 code in a separate file but the comparison will be a straightforward [ICODE]===[/ICODE]. [CODE] <head> ..... <script src="md5.js"></script> <script> ..... var loginc = getC(login); if( getCookieVal(encrypted_login) === MD5(loginc) ){ ..... } … Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 14 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff [B][COLOR="Red"]Airshow[/COLOR][/B] MD5 implies posting to the server on input change. Say I have a login input that I want to create a cookie for every time the input value is changed, every time MD5 is applied, is there a server response or just a rehash untill submit?:S Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 12 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff Hi [B][COLOR="Red"]Airshow[/COLOR][/B] this is 2010 post that I'm trying to mark as resolved. The issue was linking to MD5.js and storing cookies. If I use 'this_session_logincookie_MD5' the security would still be compromised if the client didn't have their own login before accessing the site. The cookie would not be readable itself … Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 12 Years Ago by Airshow Heinz, Ultimately, in a client-server app, any attempt to perform a password check client-side will be (a) insecure and (b) not portable from computer to computer. For these reasons the standard approach is to do the check server-side. The reason a client-side solution is insecure is that it can be bypassed. The server would have to rely on… Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 12 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff [B][COLOR="Red"]Airshow[/COLOR][/B] Thanks for the response. OK. so the first two inputs 'login' which is an email address and 'password' are php query database types and the client side javascript security is their format/characters allowed and length? MD5.js would be run on the password so that even the database record would not be … Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 12 Years Ago by Airshow [QUOTE=Heinz Stapff;1676707]so the first two inputs 'login' which is an email address and 'password' are php query database types[/QUOTE] Yes. More formally, they will be HTML input elements inside a form element, as follows: [code] <form action="..." method="..."> email address: <input type="text" name… Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 12 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff [B][COLOR="Red"]Airshow[/COLOR][/B] thanks again for the excellent response. Will check it out tomorrow and post back. Re: Test cookies in folder test site? 12 Years Ago by Heinz Stapff [B][COLOR="Red"]Airshow[/COLOR][/B] actually I will be using 'onchange' event of login input which will be visible. When the input is not blank javascript will ensure that a valid email is entered then search the database members table for id that equals the email address if none exists the password and confirm password will be revealed. …