HTML ....puzzzle ....inside!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?

Question

I am in the middle of an HTML puzzle...in that page ...i have to fill the form ...and submit it....but surprisingly there is no SUBMIT button....and the hint ,,to submit is " view the source code"....could u plzzzzzzz help me to submit this form

to put it simple ..."""...how could i submit a form....in which there is no submit button...???""". by viewing the source code!!!!!!!!!!

dont ask for the link .....bcos it is in my intranet....wont work outside the organisation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

if u want any mmore details ....i cud provide ....


the first to answer ll surely get 10 points and a wonderfull friend !!!!!!!!!!1

blive me!!!!!!!!

if tht is a transparent submit button how could i find that?????..using the source code!!!!11

plzzzzz....write ur answers ....so tht an ordinary guy like me can understand!!!!!!!.....no complex terminologies plzzzzzzz

Answer 1

my guess is that the person who created the page has created an event handler for a specific key sequence that will submit the form. you can view the source to see what that sequence is.

{edit} it could be a transparent or hidden element but without comments in the code, it would not be very clear. my guess is the designer "wants" you to find the answer?

also, a "good" web page would never accept form input on the query-string, so the work around below would be pointless.

don't send us the code. the fun is in figuring this out yourself...

{edit2}
in 5th grade terms: right click on the page click view source (IE) or view page source (firefox) search for the words "submit", "action", "onSubmit" and "onKeyPress"
these should give you an idea of how the developer wants you to submit the form. as i said, my guess is that you need to press a series of keys. so the onKeyPress event might be the most revealing.

{edit3} thanks for the thumbs down, farkin' morons. just another example of mocking that which morons can't comprehend.

Answer 2

View the source code (right click on the page and choose view page source). Then select all the text on that page and e-mail it to me.

I'm guessing you have to look for the page the submit button WOULD link to (in the form tag). If the form method="get", you could go to that page and include your answer in the url (for example, if there's a field named 'firstname', one named lastname, and one named age, you'd put this address in:

http://www.URLOnTheForm.html? firstname= "Judy"& lastname="Jones" &age="21"

(without any spaces)

But it's hard to say without actually looking at it.

Edit: It could be that the submit button is an image that's the same color as the background. Try selecting the the whole page (ctrl A) and see if you see a funny rectangle show up somewhere. If so, try clicking on it.

p.s. And maybe my previous suggestion isn't the best way to design a web page.. but obviously they aren't going for the best way to design a page, or else they wouldn't have made a submit button invisible.

Answer 3

There might be a "transparent" submit button and by viewing the source you'll be able to locate it. Or some unexpected image maybe masking it.

EDIT - By transparent I meant the STYLE is set to match the background.

Answer 4

Without seeing the sourcecode this is just guessing as there are many different ways for a submit button to work but heres a try:

if the address is:
http://www.htmlpuzzle.com/puzzle.html
view the source
find this:

Of course it won't be AAA, BBB, CCC it will be other words
then add this to the url address
?BBB=whateverValueYouNeed

if there are multiple values use & to separate them
so if the form had Name and Age you would put
http://www.htmlpuzzle.com/puzzle.html?name=bob&age=25

if that doesn't work put up the sourcecode up here

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Post the sourcecode

Answer 5

dont ask for the link .....bcos it is in my intranet....wont work outside the organization!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
is this "organization" at your place of work?
if it is, then u have an IT dept who no doubt created the html puzzle...and fell down on the job of making the form correct.. call them.
also, if its an invisible submitt, then you can run the mouse over the page perhaps and find it.

Answer 6

View the source and look for

Answer 7

The easiest way is to put it in a textarea form box