How the hell does this script work?

Jul 23, 1998, 9:57 PM ET4 posts by 2 posters
4 posts
Ryan G

I loaded this script, and it came up with this screen like the one at time. The only trouble is that it just sits there, and i have to keep clicking on submit. Is this supposed to happen? I was hoping that it was automatic. Please give me a response. Thanx.

Slightly AskewRyan G

I'm not sure which one you loaded, but if you have the one that does not have any </FORM> tags in it then you have the right one. Should work on IE or Netscape. Don't know of any others. Sorry if yours doesn't work. Mine works fine. So does several other people's that I have heard from.

RS

"One...two...five" "Three, sir." "Three!!" "Could you help these twenty good people?" -- MP Ryan G wrote in message ... >I loaded this script, and it came up with this screen like the
Ryan GRyan G

Okay, I am having a hard time browsing back and forth between newsgroup articles, if someone could repost the ENTIRE html code to make this script work, i am kinda confused here

Slightly AskewRyan G

Here it is. As I have said in other posts, Time is changing some of it as time goes on to keep the scripts and links not working. Go to the voting page on Time's site, view the source and see what the game id is. Right now it is topperson6@time.

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<HTML>

<HEAD>

<script language="JavaScript"> <!-- hide me

var width = 5000; var loop = 0; while (loop < width) {

var loop2 = 0;

while (loop2 < 550000) { loop2=loop2+1; };

window.open("http://cgi.pathfinder.com/cgi-bin/time/osform/gdml3/? page=anytime/time100/poc/century.oft&gameid=topperson6@time&gamety pe=fillin&_Answers=1&_cookie=(none)&topten=Eric%20Cartman&country= United%20States","submit_1");

loop=loop+1; }

;
// show me -->
</script>
</HEAD>
</HTML>
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