adding a undetectable "menu" (for script settings)?

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Hans Henrik Bergan

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Jul 20, 2012, 2:10:01 PM7/20/12
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i need some way of having a menu, and a way to give "messages to the user" (i do not want to use alert() !), and keeping the menu and messages log, undetectable.

currently, the target site is going as far as,

if(document.body.innerHTML.match('specific text in the menu')){/*CHEAT DETECTED*/}

so.. how can i add a menu/message log, while leaving no trace in body.innerHTML  ? (or head.innerHTML)

Dave Land

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Jul 20, 2012, 3:21:04 PM7/20/12
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Not sure what you mean by a "menu", but you could display messages in a TEXTAREA and posting your messages via document.getElementById("secretTextArea").value="Message", and I believe (and a simple test confirms) that the value does not show up in document.body.innerHTML.match(/search string).

I would imagine that you could whip up some JS to detect clicks in that textarea to implement a secret menu of some sort, if needed.

Dave
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