Facebook: Prevent Link "Chaining"

[Oddysey]

Kye-u;

(Apr. 17, 2009 03:45 PM)Kye-U Wrote:  

(Apr. 16, 2009 05:24 PM)lnminente Wrote:  Hi Kye-U, just a question, how did you get to that function? Watching the code with patience or there is a addon/software by there wich can help us to see what javascript functions are executed and what they do?
(I wish the answer is the seconde one, and you tell me his name

Unfortunately it was the first one, where I went through the various external JS files and searched for anything that was either "onclick" or "href" If there's a program that does that, I'd love to get my hands on it!

I'm not sure if you meant that you go through each file manually, or if by searching, you meant that you use a text editor to search each file.... Either way, I'm certain that any text editor meant for use by programmers can do what mine can - I can say 'search in files', and it will look for my search term in whatever directory I give it. The results come up in tabbed windows, handy for repeated searches with different terms. I'm sure other editors can do this too, but I've been using MED (from Utopia Planitia) for something like 17 or 18 years.

The good editors not only find whatever, but they can replace it too. Handy for keeping your whole project up to date, not just the current file.

MED comes from Germany, the main site is http://www.med-editor.com
The English page can be found at http://www.med-editor.com/indexus.html


HTH



Oddysey