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Hello, how do I make the following javascript below, work on another .js hosted on my domain? I could simply copy the content into the 5feaf8db752a6f16f5f860f0bc7c60.js and put in mine, but it suffers frequent changes by the company.
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://360popunder.com/5feaf8db752a6f16f5f860f0bc7c60.js?wkid=xxx&wid=xxx&k=xxx&traffic=0&cap=10&cid=downloads'></script>
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Solution 1:
Inside your file . JS, put the code below:
document.write('<script src="http:\/\/360popunder.com\/5feaf8db752a6f16f5f860f0bc7c60.js?wkid=xxx&wid=xxx&k=xxx&traffic=0&cap=10&cid=downloads" type="text\/javascript"><\/script>');
This will add the javascript content to the page.
Solution 2:
Another solution is to create a script TAG dynamically, where it is possible to call your code as soon as the file is loaded:
var script = document.createElement('script');
script.onload = function() {
// seu codigo aqui
};
script.src = "http://360popunder.com/5feaf8db752a6f16f5f860f0bc7c60.js?wkid=xxx&wid=xxx&k=xxx&traffic=0&cap=10&cid=downloads";
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(script);
Solution 3 Use Headjs (www.headjs.com) to load the file and then run its code in the JS file load. Example:
head.load("http://360popunder.com/5feaf8db752a6f16f5f860f0bc7c60.js?wkid=xxx&wid=xxx&k=xxx&traffic=0&cap=10&cid=downloads", function() {
// seu codigo aqui
});
or even upload several files:
head.load(["http://360popunder.com/5feaf8db752a6f16f5f860f0bc7c60.js?wkid=xxx&wid=xxx&k=xxx&traffic=0&cap=10&cid=downloads", "http://www.seusite.com/outro_arquivo.js"], function() {
// seu codigo aqui
});
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Okay, thanks for the tip.
Hi, I tried it, but the script didn’t work. Remembering that I need to make the javascript passed, work in one that I will create in my domain called "example.js".
Sorry @Bernardo. enter the above code Jsfiddle. You will get the example of them with an Alert()... take the code and insert it into your example.js file
Hi @Rafaelfischer hasn’t worked yet. As I passed the script without the working 'key', maybe you can not properly test the functioning, I will be leaving here. // In place of "wkid=xxx" add "c49e9754a2c10d66ae436a121268dc3c" in place of the first xxx
@Bernardo, it worked for me. See this link of Jsfiddle: [https://jsfiddle.net/rafaelfischer/3uu4ztr9/]. I put your wkid and called the method contained in the content js, and put it this way: alert(getParams(_0xa41a[0]).cap) From what I understand, this file . js has its contents obfuscated via Obfuscator, example done at this link [https://javascriptobfuscator.com/Javascript-Obfuscator.aspx].
@Bernardo, continuing, and the problem is that the next time they update this file. JS, is 99.9% sure that the variables will be changed, and then the variable _0xa41a who was caught in the getParams() won’t work anymore.
@Bernardo, if it’s nothing like that, please explain your need better.
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You can user the library Requirejs.
To use it, simply download it and include it in your index.html, replacing Static/js with the folder where your Avascripts are:
<script data-main="static/js/main" src="static/js/require.js"></script>
In this example, there would be a main.js file, which would be responsible for importing all other files using Requirejs.
Then you should import your example.js file into main.js:
// main.js
require(['exemplo'], function() {
});
In the file where you need external javascript, just do something like this:
// exemplo.js
require(['http://360popunder.com/5feaf8db752a6f16f5f860f0bc7c60.js?wkid=xxx&wid=xxx&k=xxx&traffic=0&cap=10&cid=downloads', 'outro_arquivo_necessário'], function(){
// Toda sua lógica aqui dentro
});
Any questions, or if it doesn’t work for you, you can leave a comment that we tried to find out why.
I suggest you read the Requirejs documentation if you choose to use it.
Hi, I tried it, but it didn’t work. Remembering that I need to make the javascript passed, work in one that I will create in my domain called "example.js".
Did you create a main.js file and import your example.js into it? I updated the answer to make it more explained
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The name of the tb file changes?
– Sam
Why doesn’t this . js load directly on your website? Access is blocked?
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