Originally posted by: glugglug
Originally posted by: Oscar1613
its "meet..."
Doesn't work with the extra periods either. The person who wrote that piece of javascript misinterpreted substring(x,y) as taking characters in the index range [x;y) when the function actually uses the range [x;x+y)
Manually editing the URL for the page it's supposed to redirect you to, where they have you enter the 5 passwords again just incase you cheated and got there that way, it becomes quite apparent they actually are looking for meet with exactly one period after it. (even though this doesn't work on the previous input form).
Umm... you suck at teh javascript
You must be thinking of the VB substring function which is (startIndex, length):
JavaScript (and Java) substring goes (startIndex, endIndex)
http://www.jennifermadden.com/162/examples/stringSubstring.html
More proof:
public class test {
public static void main(String[] args) {
String e = "meet...";
String test = e.substring(1,2) + e.substring (4,5)+ e.substring (6,7) + e.substring (0,1) + e.substring(5,6)+ e.substring(2,3) + e.substring(3,4);
System.out.println(test);
}
}
Output:
C:\>java test
e..m.et
Ah, you're right, but my mozilla must suck at it too, cause when I typed the 5 inputs in on the first page, that really didn't work in my browser. Maybe missed a '.'?
A quick google search shows that pretty much every other language has the last param to substring being the length.
SML XSLT XPath MYSQL Perl PHP awk C++
Java and Javascript are pretty much the only things using endchar instead of length.
A quick google search shows that pretty much every other language has the last param to substring being the length.
SML XSLT XPath MYSQL Perl PHP awk C++
Java and Javascript are pretty much the only things using endchar instead of length.
in js there is both substr and substring, substr uses the 2nd parameter as length, while substring uses the 2nd parameter as the terminal index. and BOTH are used in that code... i was really tired so i didn't see the difference and got really furstrated...
wow, never realised that before and didn't notice the 2 different function names.... that is kind of nifty.
The server knows the page from where you came. If you come from anywhere but the previous page, the poem file is served instead of the required javascript.
If you could set the refferer page to the current page in the browser (or download manager or whatever) then the correct js file will be received (I suppose so, at least)
Actually it has absolutely nothing to do with your referer ("from where you came"). Hint: It's a relative URL.
Number 3 is the links color(#hex) and number four is really easy...just use the ASCII table to figure out what is says.
Now just if I could figure out how to do 11...any ideas?
GOT it. Now how about level 5???? What do i do to find this?
I saved as and opened in notepad but how do i find the code length
I saved as and opened in notepad but how do i find the code length
alkemyst
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All you idiots liberally giving away the answers are breaking the rules.
All the pages are of the type where viewing the source will set you on the right path...that is the only hint they give and really all you need.
If you don't know programming and math well there is no use to test yourself there. The only reward is solving the puzzles...you get nothing more than a text: "congratulations!" that's it. Even in the end that's all you get.
Å
All the pages are of the type where viewing the source will set you on the right path...that is the only hint they give and really all you need.
If you don't know programming and math well there is no use to test yourself there. The only reward is solving the puzzles...you get nothing more than a text: "congratulations!" that's it. Even in the end that's all you get.
Å
So, anyways, anyone decipher that code in 14? Or maybe just give me the URL for 15.. I really don't wanna sift thru that long, complex code when I should be writing my own programming app for school
alkemyst
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Originally posted by: simms
So, anyways, anyone decipher that code in 14? Or maybe just give me the URL for 15.. I really don't wanna sift thru that long, complex code when I should be writing my own programming app for school
14 is the hardest one i think (if that is the one with the tsOK function in it.
My question is if someone gives you the answer what purpose does it give you? There is no prize or anything neat that happens other than figuring it out.
If you are a programmer simply iterate through the code...it's simple from that aspect, just tedious.
Å
# of users passed the levels:
Level 8 - 047589
Level 9 - 048648
I don't get it. Don't you have to pass 8 first before you get to 9? Why is the number of users that passed level 9 is > level 8?
Level 8 - 047589
Level 9 - 048648
I don't get it. Don't you have to pass 8 first before you get to 9? Why is the number of users that passed level 9 is > level 8?
Originally posted by: alkemyst
Originally posted by: simms
So, anyways, anyone decipher that code in 14? Or maybe just give me the URL for 15.. I really don't wanna sift thru that long, complex code when I should be writing my own programming app for school
14 is the hardest one i think (if that is the one with the tsOK function in it.
My question is if someone gives you the answer what purpose does it give you? There is no prize or anything neat that happens other than figuring it out.
If you are a programmer simply iterate through the code...it's simple from that aspect, just tedious.
Å
Yea, but that 15th one involves .htaccess and Jack the Ripper, so it'd be pretty interesting to use that because I've never had the opportunity before. Sifting through code is possible, but not likely. Just want a chance to see if I can actually get through .htaccess because I use it a lot and want to see if it's any useful...
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