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Of course. Give the numbers a randomly generated id, and check for the winning value server side. You'd also want display the numbers in a way where it's toughe
by jhherren 15y ago
Of course. Give the numbers a randomly generated id, and check for the winning value server side. You'd also want display the numbers in a way where it's tougher to compare them than checking the text values--the target value is $('#left h1').text().trim(). So that means using images (not named 1.jpg!) or canvas or something like that.
Also, your app is vulnerable to replay. I can keep POSTing the same request over and over and my score increases.
- openyogurt 15y agoAs it is now, you don't even need to match the numbers. Just find the form and submit it. $("#right form").submit()