Anyone able to write a luascript that'll display big letters "UPDATE YOUR ADOBE" on the screen if the currently installed Adobeflash is not 9.0.124.0?
It's a anti-hack related problem as the previous adobe flash has a huge hole in it that allows people to take passwords, this problem is currently exsisting on Worldofwarcraft, but wish for this to be implimented on a private server.
Yes anyone that helps with this will be credited
Lua but not Spring. Important.
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Re: Lua but not Spring. Important.
not exactly what you wanted, though it seems unclear that you know what you want, what i'm going to show you is javascript + html
In this post i present to you a modified form of what you can find at this URL: URL
I've improved your version logic, "less than" applied to only certain major versions, 9 and 8, http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/28695
note to self: keyword search URL
see attachment for second part
In this post i present to you a modified form of what you can find at this URL: URL
I've improved your version logic, "less than" applied to only certain major versions, 9 and 8, http://www.securityfocus.com/bid/28695
note to self: keyword search URL
see attachment for second part
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<html>
<script type="text/javascript" src="SWFObject.js"></script>
<body>
<script type="text/javascript">
var version = deconcept.SWFObjectUtil.getPlayerVersion();
if((version['major'] == 9 && version['minor'] == 0 && version['rev'] < 124)
|| (version['major'] == 8 && version['minor'] == 0 && version['rev'] < 42))
document.write('<font size="7">--- This website has detected that you are using an '
+ 'old version of Adobe Flash(google it)'
+ ' that is being attacked in-the-wild, upgrade now (version you are using: '
+ version['major'] +"."+ version['minor'] +"."+ version['rev']+') ---</font>');
</script>
<p>
hi there
</p>
</body>
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Re: Lua but not Spring. Important.
Lua has no input/output functions by default I think, you'll need to look into the documentation of the Lua interface you're writing it for.
Re: Lua but not Spring. Important.
Im not sure he is writing it for an interface, or that he intends to write anything other than the download this post