John and his Family

I'm not sure where this belongs to, I think it's kinda funny so I put it here. OK. See if you can answer all questions correctly and get a score of 100. You may need to try it several times, but sure you can. Nah, I won't tell you the trick. Oh, well, maybe one little hint: you are free to push any button... Enjoy!

http://members.fortunecity.com/jdenn...is_Family.html

Note: I wrote "John and his Family" when I was learning (and in bore) DOM. No, JP, I'm not talking about your family. The story itself is crappy and irrelevant, for that matter, I just made it up.

Technote: DOM (Document Object Model) is the immediate descendant of Dynamic HTML. You need a DOM compliant browser with Javascript enabled to view it properly. IE5+ and NS6+ are just fine. The key to all this is the DOM's getElementById and innerHTML methods. See the source code yourself! A DOM tut anyone?

Peace always,
<jdenny>

I'm not sure where this belongs to, I think it's kinda funny so I put it here. OK. See if you can answer all questions correctly and get a score of 100. You may need to try it several times, but sure you can. Nah, I won't tell you the trick. Oh, well, maybe one little hint: you are free to push any button... Enjoy!

http://members.fortunecity.com/jdenn...is_Family.html

Note: I wrote "John and his Family" when I was learning (and in bore) DOM. No, JP, I'm not talking about your family. The story itself is crappy and irrelevant, for that matter, I just made it up.

Technote: DOM (Document Object Model) is the immediate descendant of Dynamic HTML. You need a DOM compliant browser with Javascript enabled to view it properly. IE5+ and NS6+ are just fine. The key to all this is the DOM's getElementById and innerHTML methods. See the source code yourself! A DOM tut anyone?

Peace always,
<jdenny>

Waaa I can't get it right. emm U just one to play trick. hee the answer change everytime u hit get score. But kinda funny. Nice

Waaa I can't get it right. emm U just one to play trick. hee the answer change everytime u hit get score. But kinda funny. Nice

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Waaa I can't get it right. emm U just one to play trick. hee the answer change everytime u hit get score. But kinda funny. Nice

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Actually the answer change everytime u click an answer, not when u hit get score. But trust me, it IS possible to get a perfect score. It's because browser bug or something. As I said, u're free to hit any button. OK, one more hint: the real answers are the ones displayed the first time. Come on, try again, think outside the box. I know u can. Anybody?

Anyway, I'm just thinking if in the future all exams would be done on the web, and some teachers would play this trick to their students... :D Life would be more interesting eh?

Peace always,
<jdenny>

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Waaa I can't get it right. emm U just one to play trick. hee the answer change everytime u hit get score. But kinda funny. Nice

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Actually the answer change everytime u click an answer, not when u hit get score. But trust me, it IS possible to get a perfect score. It's because browser bug or something. As I said, u're free to hit any button. OK, one more hint: the real answers are the ones displayed the first time. Come on, try again, think outside the box. I know u can. Anybody?

Anyway, I'm just thinking if in the future all exams would be done on the web, and some teachers would play this trick to their students... :D Life would be more interesting eh?

Peace always,
<jdenny>

Woohoo! I got it!
Doesn't work with IE6, though. I'm installing NS7 tonight -- I'll tell you if it work under it.

Yes, I think a DOM tutorial would be great, assuming it's easy to understand. I've given up trying to find DOM web tutorials 'cause I can never make any sense out of them

hint... try to hack it... you have to exploit a bug in the software.

Woohoo! I got it!
Doesn't work with IE6, though. I'm installing NS7 tonight -- I'll tell you if it work under it.

Yes, I think a DOM tutorial would be great, assuming it's easy to understand. I've given up trying to find DOM web tutorials 'cause I can never make any sense out of them

hint... try to hack it... you have to exploit a bug in the software.

Yeppers... Works with NS7. Strange, though, the popup only loads properly with IE. NS6.2 and NS7 only pop an empty frame. Oh well, I hate those popups anyway...

Yeppers... Works with NS7. Strange, though, the popup only loads properly with IE. NS6.2 and NS7 only pop an empty frame. Oh well, I hate those popups anyway...