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Other Editions => Other Editions - Feature Requests / Enhancements => Topic started by: obidose on December 12, 2006, 12:27:40 AM
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Is it possible for a mobile version which does not need to connect to a web server. I currently use the java edition on my mobile however it cannot save preferences and so I have to manualy input data for every field every time i use it.
Actually TBH if somoeone could tell me a way to change the default values on the java applet that would be good enough.
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Java edition?
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http://passwordmaker.org/downloads/javascript.html (http://passwordmaker.org/downloads/javascript.html)
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Oh, JavaScript edition.
A) If the browser you're using supports cookies, just change them.
B) If you know HTML, I think it shouldn't be too hard to change them around. Just a little hunting for that part of the code (provided you have a local copy to edit)
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Obidose, post again if you need more help changing the edition to suit your needs.
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Obidose, post again if you need more help changing the edition to suit your needs.
Yes, Still having problems. I have put the mobile java edition on my phone, however whenever I click submit query I get taken to a page which appears to be showing the php source code, maybe my browser can't support it? (using internet explorer on windows mobile). Also I still can't work out how to get it to save the form information for each time it starts.
I was hoping to be able to just open it up put in the url and allow it to generate a password using the other info saved on the phone.
I had a look at the source code and I can't see what to do, admittedly my html knowledge is pretty minimal.
1 && $alg[1] == 'v6') { $trim = false; $_POST['charset'] = '0123456789abcdef'; } else { $trim = true; } $alg = $alg[0]; echo "
Password is " . htmlspecialchars(generatepassword($alg, $_POST['mpw'], $_POST['url'] . $_POST['user'] . $_POST['mod'], $_POST['leet'], $_POST['level'], $_POST['len'], $_POST['charset'], $_POST['prefix'], $_POST['suffix'], $trim)) . '
'; if (isset($_POST['verbose'])) { echo 'Master PW: ' . $_POST['mpw'] . "
"; echo 'algorithm: ' . $_POST['alg'] . "
"; echo 'url: ' . $_POST['url'] . "
"; echo 'username: ' . $_POST['user'] . "
"; echo 'modifier: ' . $_POST['mod'] . "
"; echo 'leet: ' . $_POST['leet'] . "
"; echo 'level: ' . $_POST['level'] . "
"; echo 'length: ' . $_POST['len'] . "
"; echo 'characters: ' . $_POST['charset'] . "
"; echo 'prefix: ' . $_POST['prefix'] . "
"; echo 'suffix: ' . $_POST['suffix']; }?>
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Edit the Javascript Edition instead, since you said that works (unless you want to install a web server on your phone, then you may use the Mobile Edition)