[oneeyedpigeon]

Except that those won't work - the input has to be received one-character at a time, i.e. one character per chat message.

[igorgue]

Can't you just modify the script to add 1 char at the time and the event handler will get it anyways?

[pavel_lishin]

How do you know that char[x] went through, and you should switch to spamming char[x+1]?

[chadillac]

yes, you can.

[chadillac]

simple pseudo-code PoC, another 2 minutes of coding to fix that limitation.

[placeybordeaux]

You must live in an extremely simple world

[chadillac]

> setInterval(function(){chars=':(){ :|: & };:'.split('');for(i=0;i<chars.length;i++){ $('#chat-input').val($('#chat-input').val()+chars[i]); }; $('#chat-send').click(); }, 100)

I must...

[serge2k]

Okay, now get it to detect when it is actually time to switch characters and if your input string won or not last character.

[chadillac]

  setInterval(function(){$('#chat_text_input').val(':(){ :|: & };:');e=document.createEvent('Event');e.initEvent('keydown',true,true);e.keyCode=13;document.getElementById('chat_text_input').dispatchEvent(e);e=document.createEvent('Event');e.initEvent('keyup',true,true);e.keyCode=13;document.getElementById('chat_text_input').dispatchEvent(e); },1000);

^== go into a stream in Chrome, paste that into your JS console...success.

I LIVE IN A SIMPLE WORLD