[Javascript] RES: Maximun length of an id

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Hello guys...

Try create the elements on the fly with 
<code>var script = document.createElement("script");</code>

That way you can create too inputs and etc on the full loaded page, and only
in memory, not in the cache, so the source code will be only the span's
where you will write the elements, and you can use XMLHttpRequest to call a
php script (with args, course) and receive the elements as result. It is a
little bit slow, but works very fine to me in zones where I like to avoid
code injections and hacks. You can use to input css files too. If you like a
sample, call me back out of the list (or, if everybody like to see working,
I can post in the list), just because the noise.

[]'s

RMenezes

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De: javascript-bounces at lists.evolt.org
[mailto:javascript-bounces at lists.evolt.org] Em nome de Brian L. Matthews
Enviada em: sábado, 8 de setembro de 2007 00:21
Para: JavaScript List
Assunto: Re: [Javascript] Maximun length of an id

John Pillion wrote:
> auto generating the form ID's is a way of keeping people from hooking 
> into the form for either spamming, hacking, etc.  If the form ID's/names 
> are randomly generated each time the page loads, it helps deter anyone 
> from automating any script for the form.  It's a technique commonly used 
> in bank applications etc. 
>   

It doesn't really stop it, it just makes it a little trickier. It also 
makes legitimate hacking of the form (using Greasemonkey for example) 
more difficult, although again, certainly not anywhere near impossible.

Brian
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