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> http://www.btinternet.com/~wrinklie1/santa/
>
> This is something I'm working on but I thought you might like a preview :-)
Very clever. But I must admit to not being very keen on these webpages
where little things follow the pointer!!lol
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> http://www.btinternet.com/~wrinklie1/santa/
>
> This is something I'm working on but I thought you might like a preview
> :-)
I'm playing "round 'em up, and head 'em out" to the meat factory. LOL
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> http://www.btinternet.com/~wrinklie1/santa/
>
> This is something I'm working on but I thought you might like a preview
:-)
> The pen is mightier than the sword.
> Actions speak louder than words.
> Wrinklie
Well Thats Brilliant WO ;-))))
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> On Thu, 11 Dec 2003 16:14:07 +0000, Wrinklie One wrote:
> >
> > http://www.btinternet.com/~wrinklie1/santa/
> >
> > This is something I'm working on but I thought you might
> > like a preview :-)
>
> Very clever. But I must admit to not being very keen on these
> webpages where little things follow the pointer!!lol
Well...
If you come across any Web Page that uses a JScript like that,
to hijack the "onmousemove" Browser Event to do things like that,
you can always turn it off by Bunging this single Line into your
AddressBar & Clicking [Go]
:-)
javascript:void(document.onmousemove=null);
HTH
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Cobweb
> Well...
> If you come across any Web Page that uses a JScript like that,
> to hijack the "onmousemove" Browser Event to do things like that,
> you can always turn it off by Bunging this single Line into your
> AddressBar & Clicking [Go]
> :-)
>
> javascript:void(document.onmousemove=null);
Thanks!! I feel as if I'm always running away from LOL
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Rabbit
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: Talking of any other web sites, put this in your favorites and click it
: when you have the odd minute.
: You never know where you might end up.
You can say that again ;-) Possibly not for the faint hearted ;-)
:
: http://www.tristimulus.co.uk/tinyroulette.html
Clever though. Going to explain how it's done?
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>
> > If you come across any Web Page that uses a JScript like that,
> > to hijack the "onmousemove" Browser Event to do things like that,
> > you can always turn it off by Bunging this single Line into your
> > AddressBar & Clicking [Go]
> > :-)
> >
> > javascript:void(document.onmousemove=null);
>
> little finger will move and go to another web site.
> Any other web site.:-)
>
> Talking of any other web sites, put this in your favorites and
> click it when you have the odd minute.
> You never know where you might end up.
>
ROFL!!!
Yep I s'pose *someone* had to come up with the idea of feeding
a random String into the URL of those kind of Sites, such as
tinyurl.com
&
makeashorterlink.com
Etc.
I also found a similar one at:
http://www.mcgees.org/archive/2003_08_01_index.shtml
http://www.mcgees.org/cgi-bin/randomtinyurl.cgi
Haven't these people got anything better to do than to write Scripts
to play around with things like that?
:-)
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"noreen at home" <ne...@leesnan.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
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> "Wrinklie One" <wrin...@deadspam.com> wrote in message
> news:caduue57pdvc$.dlg@jim-howarth.org.uk...
> > http://www.btinternet.com/~wrinklie1/santa/
> >
> > This is something I'm working on but I thought you might like a preview
> :-)
>
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> Rabbit <Rabb...@Hotmail.com> wrote:
> > r@y posted...
> > :
> > : Talking of any other web sites, put this in your favorites
> > : and click it when you have the odd minute.
> > : You never know where you might end up.
> >
> > You can say that again ;-) Possibly not for the faint hearted ;-)
> > :
> > : http://www.tristimulus.co.uk/tinyroulette.html
> >
> > Clever though. Going to explain how it's done?
>
This Page explains it a bit...
http://www.mcgees.org/archive/2003_08_01_index.shtml
> It's a kind of bookmarklet written by the person at tristimulus.
I gather various people have come up with things like that?
They aren't actually "Bookmarklets" - A Bookmarklet is a JScript thingy,
that runs as a Script directly in *your* Browser.
But those ones are Scripts Running on a Remote Server.
So you can call them up directly or from a Bookmark/Favorite Shortcut.
Though, having said that, there are now some *really* neat & clever
Bookmarklets around that you Run initially from a Script in your own
Browser, they then load up a further JScript from a Remote Server (which
also Runs in your Browser) & then that Script can do virtually whatever
you want...
& it can call up Remote Server-Side Scripts as well.
>... I pinched from a mac newsgroup.
> You're familiar with Tiny url? Makes a long url into a short one,
> kinda like makeashorterlink.
Yep & that Page (above) explains the difference between the 2 sites.
& there are also other similar sites that will make s shorter link from
a long URL.
> Well it's a game. Type www.tinyurl.com/arandomsetofcharacters
> into the browser address bar and see where you end up.
> Only this little bookmarklet automates it.
I'm sure that it *could* actually be done using a Browser-Based
Bookmarklet, cos JScript has plenty of String & Array handling &
Math.Random Functions etc, built in.
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Rabbit
: Frankly my dear, I haven't a clue, nor do I care.
: It's a kind of bookmarklet written by the person at tristimulus. I
: pinched from a mac newsgroup.
: You're familiar with Tiny url? Makes a long url into a short one, kinda
: like makeashorterlink.
Yep I know Tiny URL, but I prefer make a shorter link 'cos you get to know
where you are going.
: Well it's a game. Type www.tinyurl.com/arandomsetofcharacters into the
: browser address bar and see where you end up.
: Only this little bookmarklet automates it.
I've seen the game played on other newsgroups, but I thought the idea was to
get the letters to be appropriate to the web page. Like tinyurl.com/bark
would give you a page about dogs.
Rabbit
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: This Page explains it a bit...
: http://www.mcgees.org/archive/2003_08_01_index.shtml
Is this going to be the new Googlewhacking then ? :-)
pmj
> pmj <po...@newsgroup.for.details> wrote:
>
> > > > Clever though. Going to explain how it's done?
> > >
> > > Frankly my dear, I haven't a clue, nor do I care.
> >
> > This Page explains it a bit...
>
> Frankly my dear, I haven't a clue, nor do I care.
Yes, so you said!!!
:-)
But I guessed that Sandra (or possibly some other people reading
the thread?) might be interested in how things like that work?
:-)
Cos she did ask about it.
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> "r@y" <data...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> :
> : into the browser address bar and see where you end up.
> : Only this little bookmarklet automates it.
>
> I've seen the game played on other newsgroups, but I thought
> the idea was to get the letters to be appropriate to the web page.
> Like tinyurl.com/bark would give you a page about dogs.
What - you mean like this?...
Try this URL...
http://p-m-j.net/bark
That gives a page with a load of stuff about dogs!!!
:-)
& this...
http://p-m-j.net/troy
That gives a page with stuff about one dog in particular!!!
:-)
Those are done with just one line in the .htaccess File on the
Web Server - not even any Script!!!
:-)
For more info about the sort of things you can do like that,
have a look at...
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_alias.html
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_rewrite.html
& if you want to do some PHP Scripting, then it all gets to be quite
a lot of fun!
:-)
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Rabbit
"pmj" <po...@newsgroup.for.details> wrote in message
: What - you mean like this?...
: Try this URL...
: http://p-m-j.net/bark
:
: That gives a page with a load of stuff about dogs!!!
: :-)
:
: & this...
: http://p-m-j.net/troy
:
: That gives a page with stuff about one dog in particular!!!
: :-)
Oh I like it, even if it is ever so slightly cheating ;-)
Now what can you Googlewhack???? ;-)
:
: Those are done with just one line in the .htaccess File on the
: Web Server - not even any Script!!!
: :-)
:
: For more info about the sort of things you can do like that,
: have a look at...
: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_alias.html
: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_rewrite.html
:
: & if you want to do some PHP Scripting, then it all gets to be quite
: a lot of fun!
: :-)
Is that *a lot of fun* as in *reading RFC's is fun* ????? :-) If not I'll
maybe add it to my list, after I get C******s and my new mail addies out if
the way 'cos I'll soon be unreachable if I don't get a move on :-(
pmj
> Rabbit <Rabb...@Hotmail.com> wrote:
> >
> > I've seen the game played on other newsgroups, but I thought
> > the idea was to get the letters to be appropriate to the web page.
> > Like tinyurl.com/bark would give you a page about dogs.
>
> however the real purpose is to waste time vitually spinning the
> wheel and seeing where the ball lands.
LOL!
> The examples pmj posted were contrived to give specific results.
Yes!
I was just playing around to see what can be done with the .htaccess
File on a Web Server.
> The url I posted is contrived to give random results, some of which
> will be 404 not found for obvious reasons.
Yep - the way tinyurl.com works (& how the URL is specified) is
slightly different from the way that makeashorterlink.com does it.
As those people who have written the various Scripts have shown,
it's just a matter of writing the write Script to generate the Random
Characters & construct a URL of the right form.
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