For registration on a certain website.
Name length is set to a minimum, via a crappy JS. I've been toying with greasemonkey to adjust this via the replace function, but no luck so far.
The JS is in the page source, not an external script. It isn't html, but some kind of hell of decrepit .aspx type page.
Does anyone else want to help me haxor the gibson?
(hack the planet!!!)
Here is a small amount of the crummy code:
var RegExNameOnlineLength = document.all ? document.all["RegExNameOnlineLength"] : document.getElementById("RegExNameOnlineLength");
RegExNameOnlineLength.controltovalidate = "nameOnline";
RegExNameOnlineLength.errormessage = "Sorry, 5 letters Minimum! and ONLY a-z 0-9 characters";
RegExNameOnlineLength.evaluationfunction = "RegularExpressionValidatorEvaluateIsValid";
RegExNameOnlineLength.validationexpression = "[0-9a-zA-Z]{5,}";
I would just make my own html form to submit the data raw stylez, but I don't have the inclination to figure it all together from a script that goes through three seperate crappy pages.
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