Hack it, baby!

It's not really hard and has nothing to do with today's hacking at all, but it's certainly fun and an interesting way to improve your JavaScript skills / make you hate it even more.

Tip: Use wget (Win32 version) and Mozilla's JavaScript Debugger (Venkman). A good text editor like Vim or Emacs might be helpful too.

dev0

Weee, puzzles! This should go on the "free games" thread!

Edit: #9 was tricky because I don't know a word of German. But #10 looks insurmountable to me...

I wish there were more of these kinds of games out there. I love doing puzzles like this! B)

(Ohh, BTW, I'm up to level 11. I'll go for more when I have more time)

Help, I need a hint for #10 (the one with the .js file that contains the prime-numbers comment)!

Edit: I'll try using dev0's tips, since it looks like #10 is the first one that can't easily be conquered using just the browser...

Yo folks, this is addictive!
Made it to level 16 this morning (was posting in the guest books as 'chefle', just for proof )

Hehehh, no hints, it's really not too hard, folks.

I don't know what browser you're using, but I'm using Mozilla 1.1. The JavaScript Debugger is essential for this situation. You'll see source4.js exactly as it's loaded, and you'll know exactly what it wants. It's different than what it looks like if you load it directly. I don't know why. If you view the script from within the debugger, it goes something like this:

If you want the answer itself, just PM me and I'll tell you.

Hmmm, guess I should have RTFM'd Venkman before giving up on it (duh, where does it show the sourcecode?). Turns out, Venkman wasn't even necessary... Thanks for the tip, anthrax.