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[Oddysey]

Doctor;

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Quote:I want to insert this script on every page.

This is easy to do

longin for that

Even though you've said that you no longer need to do this with the color replacer, I thought I'd give you a couple of examples anyway on how to do inject a script into a webpage.

In essense, you'll use the Proxo keyword <start>. This tells Proxo to do something at the very beginning of the webpage. After matching on this tag, you can insert code, or whatever you wish. (Do be careful, though.)

Here's an example, taken from one of the default filters included with Proxo:

Code:

Name = "Suppress all JavaScript errors"
Active = TRUE
Limit = 256
Match = "<start>"
Replace = "<!--//--><script> function NoError(){return(true);} onerror=NoError; </script>\r\n"

If you are using the default Proxo config, and if you view the source code for an un-bypassed webpage, then you'll find this code at, or near, the top of the page. (That is, the code in the Replace string of the filter.) Other config sets do the same thing, with various scripts, variables, etc. Check out your current web filters, and see how many of them use the <start> tag - you might be surprised. The nominal filename is default.cfg, located in the same folder as Proxo's executable file.

I hope this was as easy for you as it was for me to explain it. Ask if you need anything else.


Oddysey