A code that visually messes up any website

Sky The Destroyer

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• Jul 10, 2010

• #1

javascript: var r = 0; var x1 = 0.1; var y1 = 0.05; var x2 = 0.25; var y2 = 0.24; var x3 = 1.6; var y3 = 0.24; var x4 = 300; var y4 = 200; var x5 = 300; var y5 = 200; var theElem = document.getElementsByTagName("div"); function aaa(){ for(i=0; i<theElem.length; i++){ elemStyle = theElem.style; elemStyle.position = "absolute"; elemStyle.left = Math.sin(r*x1+i*x2+x3)*x4+x5+"px"; elemStyle.top = Math.cos(r*y1+i*y2+y3 )*y4+y5+"px"; } r++; } setInterval(aaa,50); void(0)

Enter that code on any website and it temporarily will get messed up on your end until you refresh the page. It does not affect the webpage in anyway publicly.

EDIT: Found an update to the code. It messes around with the entire page, not just the images.

javascript: var r = 0; var x1 = 0.1; var y1 = 0.05; var x2 = 0.25; var y2 = 0.24; var x3 = 1.6; var y3 = 0.24; var x4 = 300; var y4 = 200; var x5 = 300; var y5 = 200; var theElem = document.getElementsByTagName("div"); function aaa(){ for(i=0; i<theElem.length; i++){ elemStyle = theElem.style; elemStyle.position = "absolute"; elemStyle.left = Math.sin(r*x1+i*x2+x3)*x4+x5+"px"; elemStyle.top = Math.cos(r*y1+i*y2+y3 )*y4+y5+"px"; } r++; } setInterval(aaa,50); void(0)

 

Last edited: Dec 24, 2010

ThunderNova

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• Jul 10, 2010

• #2

I don't see anything wrong in the picture.

 

Sky The Destroyer

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• Jul 10, 2010

• #3

.....whoops wrong picture. Reuploaded...

 

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Bigboi

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• Jul 10, 2010

• #4

Sky The Destroyer said:

It does not affect the webpage in anyway publicly.http://images.srb2skybase.org/A code that visually messes up any website FIXED.png

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Boy, that's sure interesting.

 

ThunderNova

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• Jul 10, 2010

• #5

It isn't being messed up, that code is just transfiguring the page in a way that makes the images move in a circular motion on the screen.

 

Sky The Destroyer

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• Jul 11, 2010

• #6

The screenshot I took was in Firefox, so it didn't have the circular motion mess-up. If your in internet explorer and you try it it basically gathers all the images and puts then circulates them through a circle.

 

ThunderNova

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• Jul 11, 2010

• #7

... Which is was I just said.

 

Sky The Destroyer

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• Jul 11, 2010

• #8

...I said it doesn't work in firefox and you didn't say internet explorer.

 

ThunderNova

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• Jul 11, 2010

• #9

I meant the sentence after that. You said the same thing I said: the code configures the page in a way that makes the images move in a circular motion.

 

Sky The Destroyer

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• Jul 11, 2010

• #10

...Just forget it and let's stay on topic now, shall we?

 

ThunderNova

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• Jul 11, 2010

• #11

Sure, whatever.

 

Sky The Destroyer

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• Dec 24, 2010

• #12

Sorry for the ridiculously huge bump, but I found an update to the code that messes the entire website up, not just the images.

Code:

javascript: var r = 0; var x1 = 0.1; var y1 = 0.05; var x2 = 0.25; var  y2 = 0.24; var x3 = 1.6; var y3 = 0.24; var x4 = 300; var y4 = 200; var  x5 = 300; var y5 = 200; var theElem =  document.getElementsByTagName("div"); function aaa(){ for(i=0;  i<theElem.length; i++){ elemStyle = theElem[i].style;  elemStyle.position = "absolute"; elemStyle.left =  Math.sin(r*x1+i*x2+x3)*x4+x5+"px"; elemStyle.top = Math.cos(r*y1+i*y2+y3  )*y4+y5+"px"; } r++; } setInterval(aaa,50); void(0)

 

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Colson

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• Dec 30, 2010

• #13

...What is the point of this? Didn't you find that when we messing around in JavaScript a few days ago?

 

DanteEX

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• Dec 30, 2010

• #14

Why would anyone be so interested in 'messing up' the page? Even if they had some kind of strange attraction to it, it's only temporary.