Thread: How to Make Fake Stats and Revenue Pages for any site...

A quick update, when you are on the site of whatever you want to edit, eg: Paypal, put this in the address bar;

Code:

 javascript:document.body.contentEditable='true'; document.designMode='on'; void 0

Then just click on whatever you want to edit and voila!

When you're done put this in the address bar;

Code:

 javascript:document.body.contentEditable='false'; void 0

I forgot about this but I saw it on IJ earlier

OMG u make my day guys!

In Firefox: File > Save Page As

In Internet Explorer: File > Save As

nice, been doing this sometimes, ago. i must say its really work

Olly that has to be one of the coolest functions ive seen javascript do.
I was gonna go with what vze2yqtm said about it being the easiest with firebug but if there's already a javascript function why install something else.

If you got any other cool javascript stuff let us know

Can't get the content edit boxes to stop in firefox tho.

My introduction to the world of Internet Marketing was doing various Websites and other coding projects for Internet marketers.

One of my jobs was to create a business model "simulator" for various sites. I quickly realized that this was not being used for "training materials", but for sales videos. With my scripts, my client could do a video recording of them logging in to their various sites, going to their stats, selecting a range, and having "natural" looking stats show up that were generated by the underlying model.

The underlying method is not really too much different from what has been outlined here, but my client paid me a pretty penny up front, and from there on out could generate any stats they wanted, and then edit the variables (takes like 30 seconds) and then have brand new stats that support a different model.

The funny thing is that I thought I was charging a lot for the scripts, but I am quite certain that my client made tens if not hundreds of times that back in the first month of using them.

Anyone knows how to make a fake video proof?

Yup, that's what I was talking about. What I created were "plugins" which allowed my client to browse to the target site, log in, and basically just use the site as per normal, but with fake data.

The basic method is to create a plugin (or use a user scripting plugin) for the site in question. Then, in this plugin, use the DOM (document object model) to "listen" for specific pages, and, based on what page you are at, perform a specific action, usually manipulating the page's contents in one way or another.

A word of caution for anyone thinking of doing this, however: It is very easy to screw up, and do something that will make the fake obvious.

a way better is firebug just edit the page and make a screenshot