"Recently," Jon Beebe writes, "I was asked to bid a mobile version of an existing web site for a Credit Union."
"I started by inspecting their current site to see how much could be reused, and was instantly greeted by embeded javascript on the page"
<script type="text/javascript"> var c var t var WasDogKicked var CurrentTop var CurrentLeft function sessionTimeout() { WasDogKicked = parent.document.getElementById('AutoLogoffKicker'); if (WasDogKicked.value > 0) { t=setTimeout("sessionTimeout()",360000) WasDogKicked.value = 0; } else { thisobj = parent.document.getElementById('TimeoutDIV'); CurrentTop = parent.document.body.scrollTop + 40 CurrentLeft = parent.document.body.scrollLeft + 70 thisobj.style.top = CurrentTop; thisobj.style.left = CurrentLeft; thisobj.style.display = 'block'; timedCount(); } } if (0!=0) { t=setTimeout("sessionTimeout()",360000) } var c1=60 var t1 function timedCount() { if (c1>0) { WasDogKicked = parent.document.getElementById('AutoLogoffKicker'); if (WasDogKicked.value > 0) { WasDogKicked.value = 0; HideWindow(); } === snipped ===
Jon continues, "maybe for the mobile version I'll go with WasCatKicked?"
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