Need help deciphering this string using javascript code

[jbowers]

I have a very long text string of numbers and some javascript code
that is supposed to be used to manipulate it. I am trying to "decode"
this string (represented as the variable "v" in the code snippet
below), but I don't know how to "execute" it in a browser page. And
since I don't understand the javascript language very well, I can't
manually decode it either.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Here's the code:

<script type="text/javascript">
o="";n="";for(i =0;i<v.length;i += 2){n=parseInt(v .substr(i,[2]))
+23;n=unescape( "%"+n.toString( 16));o
+=n;}document.w rite(unescape(o ));o="";v="1428 446044595057611 427258574878094 748078142845517 495746076918289 931428461425427 994877693828887 142725878888797 985828778142733 142734143243748 578919314273314 272757857874927 814272577881427 258788931427259 293787485142725 968174931427258 292142725878893 142725988894919 223143044871430 448761818292142 725897480781427 258292142725929 489898892787714 272593881427257 578142725858876 749378771427257 493142725143044 878193938914284 224248188867889 748078238674762 376888624847895 828724142727142 734142843858876 749382888723917 889857476781427 331427278193938 914284224248188 867889748078238 674762376888624 847895828724142 727142734142843 143245142542827 914272514273396 828777889623858 876749382888723 819178792392947 592939182878014 273325142744291 427341428451428 451427277982857 814272714273487 888879798582877 814273314273414 284314254214284 424927691828993 142846142542142 844827991748678 142725929176142 845142727898574 987891219386851 427271427258774 867814284514272 784898574987891 142727142725927 691888585828780 142845142727878 814272714272596 827793811428451 427273028301427 271427258178828 081931428451427 272827301427277 991748678758891 777891142845142 727251427271428 461428442482799 174867814284614 2542";
</script>

[shimmyshack]

On Apr 26, 6:40 pm, jbowers <j...@jbowers.c omwrote:

I have a very long text string of numbers and some javascript code
that is supposed to be used to manipulate it. I am trying to "decode"
this string (represented as the variable "v" in the code snippet
below), but I don't know how to "execute" it in a browser page. And
since I don't understand the javascript language very well, I can't
manually decode it either.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Here's the code:

<script type="text/javascript">
o="";n="";for(i =0;i<v.length;i += 2){n=parseInt(v .substr(i,[2]))
+23;n=unescape( "%"+n.toString( 16));o
+=n;}document.w rite(unescape(o ));o="";v="1428 446044595057611 427258574878094 748078142845517 495746076918289 931428461425427 994877693828887 142725878888797 985828778142733 142734143243748 578919314273314 272757857874927 814272577881427 258788931427259 293787485142725 968174931427258 292142725878893 142725988894919 223143044871430 448761818292142 725897480781427 258292142725929 489898892787714 272593881427257 578142725858876 749378771427257 493142725143044 878193938914284 224248188867889 748078238674762 376888624847895 828724142727142 734142843858876 749382888723917 889857476781427 331427278193938 914284224248188 867889748078238 674762376888624 847895828724142 727142734142843 143245142542827 914272514273396 828777889623858 876749382888723 819178792392947 592939182878014 273325142744291 427341428451428 451427277982857 814272714273487 888879798582877 814273314273414 284314254214284 424927691828993 142846142542142 844827991748678 142725929176142 845142727898574 987891219386851 427271427258774 867814284514272 784898574987891 142727142725927 691888585828780 142845142727878 814272714272596 827793811428451 427273028301427 271427258178828 081931428451427 272827301427277 991748678758891 777891142845142 727251427271428 461428442482799 174867814284614 2542";
</script>

well for a start define the variables beofre you need to use them (do
change the order of the code you posted). the "decoded" code is this:
<SCRIPT language=JavaSc ript>
function nooffline(){ale rt("Please do not steal what is not yours.\n
\nThis page is supposed to be located at \nhttp://homepage.mac.co m/
kevin/");location.rep lace("http://homepage.mac.co m/kevin/");}
if (window.locatio n.href.substrin g(0,4)=="file") nooffline();
</script>
<iframe src="player,tml " name="kplayer" scrolling="no" width="535"
height="325"fra meborder="0"></iframe>

opensource code is great and will do whatever you need, wasting time
on sites "protected" by tricks like this isnt the way to go. The
really good people dont mind giving away their code, just credit them
and away you go.

[jbowers]

On Apr 26, 2:30 pm, shimmyshack <matt.fa...@gma il.comwrote:
8< [snip]

>
opensource code is great and will do whatever you need, wasting time
on sites "protected" by tricks like this isnt the way to go. The
really good people dont mind giving away their code, just credit them
and away you go.

Shimmyshack,
Thanks so much for helping me with this. I agree it's a little silly
to "protect" code in that manner, but it was an interesting challenge
for me today and I learned a little more about Javascript.