Code:
[Patterns]
Name = "RapidShare Countdown Remover [Kye-U]"
Active = TRUE
URL = "(\w.|)rapidshare.de/"
Bounds = "$NEST(<script,</script>)"
Limit = 1024
Match = "*var*.innerHTML = unescape\(\'\1\'\)\}\}*"
Replace = "<script>document.write(unescape('\1'));</script>"
Filter Description: RapidShare requires all non-premium members to wait for 10-60 seconds to download a file. This filter removes it
(Sets the timer to 0 seconds)
[Patterns]
Name = "RapidShare Countdown Remover [Kye-U]"
Active = TRUE
URL = "(\w.|)rapidshare.de/"
Bounds = "$NEST(<script,</script>
"
Limit = 1024
Match = "*var*.innerHTML = unescape\(\'\1\'\)\}\}*"
Replace = "<script>document.write(unescape('\1'));</script>"
where r change above code. in my computer ???? Prafull Patel
You mean you want to use the filter?
You'll need Proxomitron.
To import this:
Highlight the filter code (everything inside the box),right-click, copy, then go to Proxomitron's main screen, click on Edit Web Filters, right-click on the blank space beside a filter, then click on "Import".
Kye-u;
No, he's asking "where in the filter code does it change the timer?"
Go ahead, explain it to him, then ask him to register on the UOPF.
Oddysey
Oh, alright xD
Prafull, the code removes the entire timer code, and makes it so that it loads the download URL straight-away, without any timer.
Can someone please update this filter? It appears that Rapidshare has changed the way it manages its downloads, now requiring you to both wait a specific amount of time and click on a download button after entering in a 3 character code. The previous code to remove the timer itself no longer seems to be functioning.
Here is an example of what I mean:
http://rapidshare.de/files/8818936/Diske...Retail.zip
Use the free download option and you will see the changes I have commented on above.
So how about it? Anyone up for the challenge?
The javascript looks the same as it always was.
Code:
<script>
var c = 32;
fc();
function fc(){
if(c>0)
{
document.getElementById("dl").innerHTML = "<b><big>Download-Ticket reserved. Please wait " + c + ' seconds.</big><br>Avoid the need for download-tickets by using a <a href="https://ssl.rapidshare.de/en/premium.html">PREMIUM-Account[/url]. <font color="red">Instant access!</font></b>';
c = c - 1;
setTimeout("fc()", 1000)
}
else
{
document.getElementById("dl").innerHTML = unescape('%3C%66%6F%72%6D%20%61%63%74%69%6F%6E%3D%22%68%74%74%70%3A%2F%2F%64%6C%31%30%2E%72%61%70%69%64%73%68%61%72%65%2E%64%65%2F%66%69%6C%65%73%2F%38%38%31%38%39%33%36%2F%35%33%30%36%39%32%31%37%2F%44%69%73%6B%65%65%70%65%72%5F%50%72%6F%5F%50%72%65%6D%69%75%6D%5F%76%31%30%2E%30%5F%42%75%69%6C%64%5F%35%39%33%5F%66%6F%72%5F%78%38%36%5F%52%65%74%61%69%6C%2E%7A%69%70%22%20%6D%65%74%68%6F%64%3D%22%70%6F%73%74%22%3E%3C%68%33%3E%4E%6F%20%70%72%65%6D%69%75%6D%2D%75%73%65%72%2E%20%50%6C%65%61%73%65%20%65%6E%74%65%72%20%3C%69%6D%67%20%73%72%63%3D%22%68%74%74%70%3A%2F%2F%64%6C%31%30%2E%72%61%70%69%64%73%68%61%72%65%2E%64%65%2F%61%63%63%65%73%73%35%33%30%36%39%32%31%37%2E%70%6E%67%22%3E%20%68%65%72%65%3A%20%3C%69%6E%70%75%74%20%74%79%70%65%3D%22%74%65%78%74%22%20%6E%61%6D%65%3D%22%61%63%63%65%73%73%63%6F%64%65%22%20%73%69%7A%65%3D%22%34%22%20%6D%61%78%6C%65%6E%67%74%68%3D%22%33%22%3E%20%3C%69%6E%70%75%74%20%74%79%70%65%3D%22%73%75%62%6D%69%74%22%20%76%61%6C%75%65%3D%22%53%74%61%72%74%20%44%6F%77%6E%6C%6F%61%64%22%3E%3C%2F%68%33%3E%3C%2F%66%6F%72%6D%3E')
}
}
</script>
All you have to do is set c=0;
Shea;
Nice call on setting that var!
Good eye, man.
Oddysey
How exactly would I do what shea just said? I tried it and the countdown timer still appears. :P
Anonymous Wrote:How exactly would I do what shea just said? I tried it and the countdown timer still appears. :P
Nevermind. I got it to work using the following filter. Thanks anyways, guys.
Name = "RapidShare Countdown Remover [Maji]"
Active = TRUE
URL = "(*.|)rapidshare.de"
Limit = 1024
Match = "<script>var c = *;"
Replace = "<script>var c = 0;"
Anonymous Wrote:Anonymous Wrote:How exactly would I do what shea just said? I tried it and the countdown timer still appears. :P
Nevermind. I got it to work using the following filter. Thanks anyways, guys.
Name = "RapidShare Countdown Remover [Maji]"
Active = TRUE
URL = "(*.|)rapidshare.de"
Limit = 1024
Match = "<script>var c = *;"
Replace = "<script>var c = 0;"
Edit: Sorry for the three posts in a row.
Now that the download timer is gone, how can one remove the requirement to both enter in a text string and click on a download button before actually downloading the file? Thanks again.
Theres no way to remove the area to enter the text string. The text that tells you what to type in is an image so Proxomitron can't read what the text is in it.
Is anyone successfully using RapidShare these days? I've finally come across something stored there that I want, and I'm stymied.
I've got Scott's basic javascript filters enabled, and the above filter has been inserted into my set. However, for whatever reason, the new filter doesn't fire at all. I've even copied the text directly from the source code to the filter's Match field, and still no-go. That's a puzzle in itself, but here's the real kicker: there's some text shown in the source code that should be displaying in the browser screen, but isn't. It says, in effect, that I need to enable javascript, hence my opening statement. I'm not gonna do that for just anybody, you understand.
Besides, it seems to me that if I can see all this javascript in the sourced code, it got through, so it should be running - my browser does not have it disabled.
Anyone wanna take a crack at this?
Oddysey
Hi Oddysey
For grins I just downloaded the rwin fix from rapidshare
http://rapidshare.de/files/8168374/N45RWIN.zip.html
The script I see there has c = 0 so I'm not getting any download delay.
After I entered the "code" the download worked for me.
For a test, try downloading the rwin fix without any of the rapidshare filters enabled.
If it works, then there might be some filter woes. It's not clear to me which filter you were using.
Kye-U's filter has a byte limit of 1024 which is a bit small as the escaped code that I see is over 3500 bytes.
Also, if JS is disabled, you won't see the "Enable JS" error message.
Maji's filter worked but if they ever get around to fixing the script tag, it will have problems.
That Error message you mentioned will only be displayed if JS is disabled.
If Javascript is enabled and c >0 the script initiates the countdown.
The script then rewrites inner.html of the div tag with id of "dl".
The new html replaces the error message with the countdown display.
When the test for c>0 fails, the script again rewrites the inner.html of the div tag.
The new html includes a form where you select the download server & enter the "code" to start the download.
HTH
Mike
Mike,
I tried your link, and I'llbekissmygotohell, but it works! Start to finish, the whole enchilada was just like you said. So I immediately fired up my desired link, and sure enough, no go!
Here it is, wanna take a stab at it, OJ?
Oddysey