Javascript Mission 4

[HamsterAtDawn]

I know that the == doesn't assign anything but shouldn't there still be a ; after that line? I would've thought it would break the code but for some reason it doesn't. That's probably what threw me the most on this mission because I've never seen anything like that used before.

[mShred]

I know that the == doesn't assign anything but shouldn't there still be a ; after that line? I would've thought it would break the code but for some reason it doesn't. That's probably what threw me the most on this mission because I've never seen anything like that used before.

It's meant to throw you off.

[Prince Of The Elite]

Well, I know the post here is very old !!! There're already much sufficient clues here to solve the mission. Didn't read all posts here actualy but afterall here's a simple, silly, childish trick I used to solve almos all of the js missions. It's a so sufficient trick that I told myself "hey, you ! You are cheating kid. Be a man and do the effort the mission intended to make you do".

Much talk. Anyway here it is :::

Well, the script says, (pseudocode : if the input == x then congratz !!). You then search for what x may be. Well why not just ask the browser to tell you what x is ?! If you're using ff 5, open the web developer and ask the browser to alert x. ((LOLZ, SO EASY)). If not just copy the source and add a js line to alert x.

Finished !!!!
Used it to pass most js missions. Really helped much on mission 7.

Enough talk, you should do some effort though. Try to understand the trick in the script even if you used my trick. It's not about points, you're trying to learn something, right ??!

Happy Hacking....

[mandyedi]

ohhh... that was a tricky challenge! Rawr!

[Halberdier]

I completed the mission, but I have still a doubt. Shouldn't "+RawrRawr+" == "hack_this_site" be separated from the subsequent if with a semicolon to avoid a syntax error?

-- Fri Jun 08, 2012 3:45 pm --

Solved. My ignorance, a CR in Javascript can work as a semicolon.

[NyteSniper]

OMG that was retarded lmao! I feel like an idiot....I just thought of the most simple answer...and bingo.

*facepalm*

[thetrueknight]

tired of hearing that cow's noise

[mrphoner]

Try searching cats in the source code

[Bladeof_grass]

If your using chrome, use the view page source instead of check elements.
A use this thing called a scroll bar, it usually helps.

[ghest1138]

What the hell?! Chrome's inspect element doesn't show that one bit you need to win!