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| Savok Thu Oct 18 00:44:40 2007 | javascript:if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();restore();if(keyarrow("up"));if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();restore();if(keyarrow("down"));if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();if(keyarrow("left"));run();camp();restore();
The above is a simple bookmarklet. It assumes decent Escape skill (300%+) and will move the player left at a rapid pace. If you Replace All "left" with "right" "up" or "down" it will move the player in the specified direction. |
| Lefty Thu Oct 18 12:26:18 2007 | Hmm, so bookmarklets make Javascript Injection really really easy? That's depressing!
I'll have to look into how that's handled.. |
| Savok Fri Oct 19 00:00:11 2007 | That's what bookmarklets are -- bookmarks that execute javascript code. |
| Savok Fri Oct 19 00:20:16 2007 | After testing, it has become apparent that "javascript:restore();" will restore you, dead or not. Annoying. |
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Lefty Fri Oct 19 00:53:12 2007 | yeah, but cross-site script injection is always an issue as things get more & more javascripty...i wonder how other ajax-y sites handle it? Or do they all just count on it not being solely clientside...hm. |