I'm looking for anyone familiar with writing tests online for a course.. and reading the page source for the answers..

First of all, the right click option was disabled through a third party. With a simple Firefox add-on you can get around that to see the page source.

Once I'm in the page source what is it that I should be looking for to see the answer for the questions?

If anyone can help me, PM me.

This post was edited by TheFallen on May 12 2013 11:00pm

What makes you think the answer is in the page source?

assuming this isn't some silly javascript questionaire but an actual class, i'm sure each question has an id stored in the database and there's an associated answer in the database. when you submit the form, it checks the question id and looks at your submited answer. if it's not the same as what the database says, it's marked wrong.

This post was edited by carteblanche on May 12 2013 11:05pm

Lol.

How about you take your time to learn the material and gain something from your classes rather than just a piece of paper.

To answer your question, no, you won't get answers from the source of html

If you embed the whole questionaire in javascript in the page, then yeah you can get the answers from that.

But, if you simply write the code server side / asp / get the questions from a http server call,. then that shouldn't be an issue.

This post was edited by bbrtki on May 16 2013 07:50am