calling and submitting a form on an external js page.

[tolkienarda]

hi all

i am not realy a .js person. but i have run into a problem that i think i will need it for. i need to have people hit a button and have that submit a series of hidden form fields. the only problem is that the hidden form elements can't be on the same page. so what i need to do is have an encrypted .js file on my site that contains the form. so the major question i have is can you write an entire form in an encrypted .js file. the reason i am doing this is because having the form elements in plain html means people can edit it with the firefox webdeveloper toolbar and change their inputs.

i know i am terrible at being clear so if you have any problems understanding what i am asking post and i will try to clarify.

thanks
eric

[acoder]

If your hidden form fields are that important, Javascript (even encrypted) will not do. Someone determined enough will be able to discover your encryption algorithm.

I suggest you use a HTTP post request using a server side language and pass your hidden form values to the page.

[tolkienarda]

If your hidden form fields are that important, Javascript (even encrypted) will not do. Someone determined enough will be able to discover your encryption algorithm.

I suggest you use a HTTP post request using a server side language and pass your hidden form values to the page.

i will try to do that the only problem i am communicating with a page that is not my own. what this thing does is communicate with paypal, and people can change the cost of their items very tricky. i will try that when i get to work tomarow but i was thinking that encrypted javascript will be a little more secure. i have cracked javascript encryptions on brightshadows and i know it is fairley easy but any super geek can find a way around protection. so if your idea dosen't work with paypal i will repost

thank you for your idea good thought

eric