Java script help: please

[edddie]

Hello everybody I´m trying to understand what this means. It´s like a Whats the word game and i don´t now the answer there for I ask you other computer understanding people.

<script type="text/javascript">
function login()
{
if (document.form.pw.value.substr(1, 7) == unescape("%68%65%78%65%64%70%77"))
{
alert('Correct password! Access granted!');
document.form.submit();
}
else
{
alert('Wrong password! Access denied!');
}
}
</script>
<form name="form" method="post">
Password: <input type="password" name="pw"> <input type="button" onClick="login();" value="Login">
</form>

What in goods name thoose this mean? wath is the word?

if you know it. Please help me..

[Twey]

It's "hexedpw."

<script type="text/javascript">
function login()
{
if (document.form.pw.value.substr(1, 7) == unescape("%68%65%78%65%64%70%77")) // if the second to eighth characters (string starts at 0) are equal to "hexedpw" (url encoded)
{
alert('Correct password! Access granted!'); // Tell the user they've passed
document.form.submit(); // Submit the form
}
else
{
alert('Wrong password! Access denied!'); // Tell the user they've failed
}
}
</script>
<form name="form" method="post">
Password: <input type="password" name="pw"> <input type="button" onClick="login();" value="Login">
</form>

[edddie]

Hei I thoght it was that word too but it ain´t . I think it have something to do with de substr(1,7) thing.. What do you think?

[Twey]

Read the comments. I put them there for a reason.

// if the second to eighth characters (string starts at 0) are equal to "hexedpw" (url encoded)

[edddie]

That means? that the word is? I dont really undeerstand.. it is just 7 letters.... I am new on this Iám only 14

[Twey]

The second to eighth characters of the password must be "hexedpw."
Put a character in front of it.

[edddie]

Thank you very muck .. I did put an a before it and that was the thing.. Do you think you can help me with this one..

<script type="text/javascript">
var pw = prompt("Password?");
var nan = "wordpass";
if (pw.indexOf("s") == -1 && parseInt(pw) == 666)
{
alert('Correct password! Access granted!');
self.location = "/Hackerfight/?s=www&ss=testmissions&pw="+pw;
}
else
{
alert('Wrong password! Access denied!');
if (! confirm("Try again?"))
self.location = "/Hackerfight/";
else
self.location = "/Hackerfight/www/testmissions/";
}
</script>

This one I hardly understand do you know any thing about it? The word ...I mean..

[Twey]

What you want is a Javascript tutorial.
http://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp

It must not have s in it, and when run through the parseInt() function, it must return 666. This means it must start with "666." That might be the whole password, it might not. Further checking is done by a server-side script.

[edddie]

Hei.. I have just a last question and I have wroten it upp.. If you can just tell me that one you are the best ( You alredy are the best..)