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hiddenformunhider.txt
« on: July 30, 2001, 09:23:09 PM »
## DHTML hidden input revealer
##
## Author:  George Dorn ([email protected])
##
##
## This is a simple filter, but shows the real power of Proxomitron, in a somewhat useful way.
## Some DHTML forms have hidden fields behind buttons, and this will reveal them, as well
## as allowing you to edit them before submitting the form.
## Some layout issues might occur, so you may need to edit this to suit your taste; the size
## variable and whether to <br> before each hidden field are key layout concerns.
##
## Use of this filter can have many interesting and potentially dangerous side-effects,
## depending on the quality of the security of the site.  Use at your own risk...

[Patterns]
Name = "DHTML hidden input revealer"
Active = TRUE
URL = ""
Limit = 256
Match = "<input type=("hidden"|hidden) name=("\0"|\0\s)"
Replace = "<br>\0: <input type="text" size="10" name="\0" "

Corrected bt Arne 2009




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hiddenformunhider.txt
« Reply #1 on: April 10, 2002, 11:57:08 PM »
I love it!

 
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a thousand miles apart.

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hiddenformunhider.txt
« Reply #2 on: April 11, 2002, 04:32:57 AM »
It is quite nice if one like to see this and don't mind if the page looks rather bad. Here is another one I use sometimes when I like to see what action a form does.

I set the bounds to "<forms*>" the match to "1 action=*2*3" and the replace to
"<br>23"
"1 action=23"

Then I can see what these forms really do. But I guess one must have a special interest if wanting to see this ;-)


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