Here, put this in a file and open it in your browser. Sorry ifyou get this twice, this one will work left out the "b" on the other one.
RS
Here, put this in a file and open it in your browser. Sorry ifyou get this twice, this one will work left out the "b" on the other one.
RS
If anyone else out there has a T1 or other high speed internet connection, or if you don't mind your machine running slow, please feel free to use this little javascript I wrote. The fat bastard must win!!!
Follows HTML -- -----
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<script language="JavaScript"> <!-- hide
var width = 5000; var loop = 0; while (loop < width) {
var loop2 = 0;
while (loop2 < 20000) { loop2=loop2+1; };
window.open("http://cgi.pathfinder.com/cgi-bin/time/osform/gdml3/? page=anytime/time100/poc/century.oft&gameid=topperson3@time&gamety pe=fillin&_Answers=1&_cookie=(none)&topten=Eric%20Cartman&country= United%20States","submit_1");
loop=loop+1; }
;
// show --> </script> </HEAD> </HTML>
Hi,
Good idea. I wouldn't mind running this while I sleep or something. But I'm not familiar with java. Do I save the text to a .HTM file and load it up into Netscape and I works automatically from there?
And he's not Fat, he's festively plump. Later! Jon
Slightly Askew wrote:
I just cut/paste into notepad and saved to a .htm file but I get an error from netscape. How do I make it work.
Jon
Slightly Askew wrote:
The file starts at <HTML> and ends at </HTML>. You must have javascript enabled. Other than that, it should work fine. I have totalled about 1200 of the votes for the pleasantly plump little bastard.
RS
Hell, I'm just running it from work!!! :)
This is the error I'm getting:
JavaScript Error: file:/c%7C/temp/Time.htm, line 20:
unterminated string literal.
window.open("http://cgi.pathfinder.com/cgi-bin/time/osform/gdml3/? ............^
I made sure the file started with <HTML> and ended with </HTML>. Java is also enabled in my browser. Could this be because I'm using Netscape? I hear there's some differences between Netscape and Internet explorer.
Later! Jon
Slightly Askew wrote:
There should be an end to that line a couple of lines down. It just got cut. Edit the file and remove the carriage returns so that the entire line is one piece, then it will work.
art
art wrote:
Thanks!
Jon
There is one problem. They have changed the link.... It is not gameid=topperson3@time anymore it is gameid=topperson8@time ...... From time to time you need to check what their source is I have found it changing. I am currently running a perl script with a zipcode database of 260 numbers in it.
Jon wrote: