the problem is they don't have a keep me signed in feature so i would like to create a bookmark that would sign me in.
i'm not to familiar with javascript but i gave it a try and it does work quite correctly.
my code:
javascript:window.location.href="http://www.callofduty.com/login"; this.registration.password.value="password";
problems- it loads the page correctly but doesn't fill in the password box, BUT if i click the button again it will fill it in for me then reload the page. so i guess my question is there a wait till page loads to fill it in?
You would be better off looking up the source code for the page, finding the login information spots, copying down the names of the input fields, and the form action and method, creating your own .html file, making the form with hidden value fields with the fields filled in and adding a script to the onload portion that submits the form and using that to login... I've done it before, it's not that hard...
Windows XP Professional
256MB RDRAM (damn expensive)
120GB HD, 2.56GHz P4 Processor
Only 64MB GeForce4 Vid Card /w TV-Out
Wish I had money to buy more RAM lmao
well that seems real secure... i mean, if somebody were to look up your history (or temp. internet files) for that site, they have your p/w...
Windows XP Professional
256MB RDRAM (damn expensive)
120GB HD, 2.56GHz P4 Processor
Only 64MB GeForce4 Vid Card /w TV-Out
Wish I had money to buy more RAM lmao
yeah, but http:// vs. https:// is transaction-link security, only really needed for credit-card transactions, where as in this case, you don't need to be a hacker to get into his account...
Windows XP Professional
256MB RDRAM (damn expensive)
120GB HD, 2.56GHz P4 Processor
Only 64MB GeForce4 Vid Card /w TV-Out
Wish I had money to buy more RAM lmao
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