finding <script></script> | Defend the Web

_simple_sam
9 years ago

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I can’t find the relevant JS — and it occurs to me that this whole hacking thing would be substantially quicker and easier if you could just click on a form and somehow find out all the bits of script (event listeners) that are attached to it! Surely there is such a thing? If not why doesn’t someone write it immediatelllllly!

Cyan Wind [freewind1012]
9 years ago

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I don’t know if this thread is a question or a comment. Since you already completed JavaScript Level 2, I suppose that you don’t need hints anymore. Remember to close this thread as well.

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Luke [flabbyrabbit]
9 years ago

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This is already possible in Chrome’s Developer Tools. Inspect the target element, click Event Listeners on the right side of the screen. Here is a list of all the listeners attached to that element, including what code will be run on each and where that code is in the source files.

_simple_sam
9 years ago | edited 9 years ago

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Actually it was a question though I guess perhaps off topic? I would love to know a way to simply find all scripts attached to an element. I’m sure there must be some way? Ah just saw your post Flabby. Yeah I guessed that should be the case but didn’t see to work. I tried googling to see and I think the issue s because the event handler is written using Jquery rather than JS directly … So it shows the JQuery handler in the actual library rather than the code that I want(if that makes sense). Ooops and I closed the thread, so probably can’t answer me now :( I will search more online - there must be a way!