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<blockquote data-quote="FatalLulz" data-source="post: 321433" data-attributes="member: 44182"><p>Hey someone realised how to do it (Y) First person I've seen do it in a long time. To use something like Jerry has used can be in 2 ways. The easy or the hard way. I shall teach the easy way and hope you catch onto the hard. </p><p></p><p>1. Make sure your client.php calls for your Habboflashclient.js before it gets to var flashvars = {</p><p>2. Open your Habboflashclient.js now go back to your client.php, copy your var flashvars = { all the way till where it ends which is the next }; and paste it right at the bottom on a new line in your Habboflashclient.js. Then, simply delete the lines from your client.php, save both files, and there you have it.</p><p></p><p>Although not really hidden, as anyone can still get to it.. It's whether the person knows to look there or not. The hard way involves using Javascript, renaming a few things and then encrypting a few things for extra 'hiding'. I won't teach you that because then any little kid with a booter could come along and ruin the little bit of effort some developers go into to try and hide their server connection vars.</p><p></p><p>Good luck.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FatalLulz, post: 321433, member: 44182"] Hey someone realised how to do it (Y) First person I've seen do it in a long time. To use something like Jerry has used can be in 2 ways. The easy or the hard way. I shall teach the easy way and hope you catch onto the hard. 1. Make sure your client.php calls for your Habboflashclient.js before it gets to var flashvars = { 2. Open your Habboflashclient.js now go back to your client.php, copy your var flashvars = { all the way till where it ends which is the next }; and paste it right at the bottom on a new line in your Habboflashclient.js. Then, simply delete the lines from your client.php, save both files, and there you have it. Although not really hidden, as anyone can still get to it.. It's whether the person knows to look there or not. The hard way involves using Javascript, renaming a few things and then encrypting a few things for extra 'hiding'. I won't teach you that because then any little kid with a booter could come along and ruin the little bit of effort some developers go into to try and hide their server connection vars. Good luck. [/QUOTE]
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