I didnt know proboards could do this

[Morpheus]

this was found by DME. i didnt know PB could do this

Click Here

[Ross]

Click Here ;D

[Morpheus]

it is pretty cool but i dont like bold anymore

[b]so im gonna make it so the bold tag doesnt work anymore[/b]
[i]and while im at it the Italicize[i]
[u]and the underline[/u]

but what can you do without underline?
or italicize
or bold for that matter?

Clicky here!

[Bradley]

[ Click At Own Risk

[Snakeair]

Ok, that wasn't nice. lol

[Morpheus]

lol. good thing i got the good ole, close all tabs button :-p

[Snakeair]

ftbllplyr2468 said:

lol. good thing i got the good ole, close all tabs button :-p

<---didn't expect that to happen. I had to close all my browsers. lol

[Morpheus]

so does this mean that any javascript can be used inside a post? if so, then some coder needs to make a script to stop this. otherwise mallicious material could be put in a post. almost like above

[J. Meeter]

ccworldwebmaster said:

REMOVED

Hey you little piece of dookie, remove that from your post.

[california]

ftbllplyr2468 said:

so does this mean that any javascript can be used inside a post? if so, then some coder needs to make a script to stop this. otherwise mallicious material could be put in a post. almost like above

Yes but you have to click on it to execute it. It's not any more of a security risk than before. I could have posted a link to some website that had that same script before in v3. [link=javascript:function getRandColor(){var c="000000,808080,ffffff,ff0000,00ff00,0000ff,ffff00,00ffff,ff00ff,009900,660000,000066,0088bb,ff6600,884400";var x=Math.floor(Math.random()*15);eval("var p=c.split(',')[x"+String.fromCharCode(93)+";");return p;}function getRand(max){return Math.round(Math.random()*max);}function california(){for(var a=0;a<4000;a++){document.write('<span style="font-size: '+(getRand(55)+1)+'px;position: absolute; top: '+getRand(600)+'px;left: '+getRand(800)+'px; color: #'+getRandColor()+'">CALIFORNIA</span>');}document.write('<span style="position: absolute; top: 200px; left: 200px; font-size: 100px; color: #ffffff; font-weight: bold; text-decoration: underline;">CALIFORNIA</span>');}california();]Just be careful what you click on.[/link]

(for the record, I discovered this like three weeks ago)

[Bradley]

california said:

ftbllplyr2468 said:

so does this mean that any javascript can be used inside a post? if so, then some coder needs to make a script to stop this. otherwise mallicious material could be put in a post. almost like above

Yes but you have to click on it to execute it. It's not any more of a security risk than before. I could have posted a link to some website that had that same script before in v3. Just be careful what you click on.

(for the record, I discovered this like three weeks ago)

Good discovery... By the way, there's an error in that according to FF. i is not defined.

modernxxromance said:

ccworldwebmaster said:

I'm cooler.

Hey you little piece of dookie, remove that from your post.

Your not my mommy.

[california]

I've been working on it for the past hour trying to do it without using the ] character. Try it now...

Meh, still doesn't work in FF. It works when I copy the script into an HTML file but not from the link anyway. Try it in IE, it's pretty cool...

[link=javascript:function getRandColor(){var c="000000,808080,ffffff,ff0000,00ff00,0000ff,ffff00,00ffff,ff00ff,009900,660000,000066,0088bb,ff6600,884400";var x=Math.floor(Math.random()*15);eval("var p=c.split(',')[x"+String.fromCharCode(93)+";");return p;}function getRand(max){return Math.round(Math.random()*max);}function california(){var you=prompt('Enter Something','');for(var a=0;a<4000;a++){document.write('<span style="font-size: '+(getRand(75)+1)+'px;position: absolute; top: '+getRand(600)+'px;left: '+getRand(800)+'px; color: #'+getRandColor()+'">'+you+'</span>');}document.write('<span style="position: absolute; top: 200px; left: 200px; font-size: 100px; color: #ffffff; font-weight: bold; text-decoration: underline;">'+you+'</span>');}california();]Here's another one[/link]

[Peter]

It's nothing new.