by s3klyma on Wed Apr 23, 2008 9:30 am
([msg=1063]see Re: Permanent Programming 11[/msg])
If my generated string is
55 & 65 & 52 & 57 & 50 & 46 & 63 &
and my shift is 4, do I need to have
59 & 69 & 55 & 61 & 54 & 50 & 67 &?
and then
; E 7 = 6 2 C
And, could I do this with javascript?
This is my idea, please tell me if it sounds plausible...
1)Use index.of() to tell it where it finds "g:" for string:
and where it finds the last &,!, ect (How do I do this?)
2)add 2 to the first number, for g:
3)again, use index.of() to search from the first number
to the second,
Generated String: 78!77!83!83!84!80!40!79!67!63!39!73!
finds
g: 78!77!83!83!84!80!40!79!67!63!39!73!
gives..
16, and 44 then
18, and 44, or
78!77!83!83!84!80!40!79!67!63!39!73!
4)It will use index.of() to find "shift"
and then add 4 to that
5)It will add 4 to that, in a separate variable, and search from
the first, to the (first + 4), to give "shift "
6)it will then take the number from "shift "(how do I do that?)
and apply it to each of the numbers from the string (how can I tell it which parts of the string are
the numbers, and how can I separate them into individual variables?)
7)Finally, it will convert the numbers into their ascii
equivalent, and send it to the site.
-I don't know whether it's possible to find the numbers from the strings, and put them
in separate variables-
-I don't know how I can have it load the site so that it will be able to do any of this-
If you would, please help me out with these two problems, and tell me whether you
think that it could happen in 3 seconds.
~Thanks~
I just can't figure out how to put a spoiler tag in...
[spoiler]This is what I thought it was...[/spoiler]
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s3klyma on Wed Apr 23, 2008 9:30 pm, edited 2 times in total.