Full-screen IE spoof

[Paul]

Try making a .html file with only this inside:

<script>
op=window.createPopup();
op.document.body.innerHTML="">";
op.show(0,0,screen.width,screen.height,document.body);
</script>

As you it will open a full screen, empty browser.
If I try to change the innerHTML="" part to innerHTML="HELLO!"
I will get an empty screen with HELLO! in the top left-hand corner.
My question is why do I get an error if I try and enter anything but
pain text within the innerHTML="" part?

What do I need to do to make it to take more than plain text within
innerHTML=""?

Thanks

Paul

 

[N Clements]

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Try making a .html file with only this inside:

<script>
op=window.createPopup();
op.document.body.innerHTML="">";
op.show(0,0,screen.width,screen.height,document.body);
</script>

As you it will open a full screen, empty browser.
If I try to change the innerHTML="" part to innerHTML="HELLO!"
I will get an empty screen with HELLO! in the top left-hand corner.
My question is why do I get an error if I try and enter anything but
pain text within the innerHTML="" part?

What do I need to do to make it to take more than plain text within
innerHTML=""?

Thanks

Paul

There's an error in your script as shown. Having said that, when I tried
to add a button, I had no problems. Try something like the following:

<script>
str="<br><hr><input type=\"button\" value=\"bye\" onclick=\"alert(
'blah' )\">";

op=window.createPopup();
op.document.body.innerHTML=str;
op.show(0,0,screen.width,screen.height,document.body);
</script>

Although I've not tried it, if you want to add some scripting into the
string, you'll probably need to split up the <script> tags -- "<scr" +
"ipt>".

Hope that helps.

N. Clements
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