@Ruri Thanks man for your efforts
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RE: Parsing CloudFlare-protected emails
@Ruri I want to ask parseInt, String.fromCharCode, substr are these OB function or C#
Sorry I get it these are Javascript functions I think.
If I want to convert that script into C# or VB.net then how does the code look like? -
Can anybody tell me what is happening here
string str1 = string.Format("{0}-eng.se.infra.20180517.203300", (object) class22.Version_0); string str2 = ""; string str3 = ""; string str4 = Guid.NewGuid().ToString("D");
this.method_1((!string.IsNullOrEmpty(str2) ? str2 : "") + (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(str3) ? str3 : "") + (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(str1) ? str1 : "") + (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(string4) ? string4 : "") + str5))
public string method_1(string string_0) { byte[] hash = new HMACSHA256(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("ffffffd123ffffffe22f4658ffffffcefffffffeffffff955cffffff854608ffffff8f4e")).ComputeHash(Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(string_0)); string empty = string.Empty; byte[] numArray = hash; string str = empty; Func<string, byte, string> func; // ISSUE: reference to a compiler-generated field if (Class25._Closure\u0024__.\u0024I3\u002D0 != null) { // ISSUE: reference to a compiler-generated field func = Class25._Closure\u0024__.\u0024I3\u002D0; } else { // ISSUE: reference to a compiler-generated field // ISSUE: reference to a compiler-generated field // ISSUE: method pointer Class25._Closure\u0024__.\u0024I3\u002D0 = func = new Func<string, byte, string>((object) Class25._Closure\u0024__.\u0024I, __methodptr(_Lambda\u0024__3\u002D0)); } return (string) Enumerable.Aggregate<byte, string>((IEnumerable<M0>) numArray, (M1) str, (Func<M1, M0, M1>) func); }
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RE: I can't parse the value.
@jeepo100sb You can easily parse this value by using regex
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RE: need help with this capture
@theman1240
You can capture this with Regex<td>Overall<\/td>\n<td>(.*?)<\/td>\n<td class="align-right">(.*?)<
as your result lies in group 2 so you have to use [2]
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I'm having this error while computing a value
I'm using the compute function and facing this error I know this is happening due to overflow but is there any method to overcome this
Input String = 9316931 * 16807
ERROR: Value is either too large or too small for Type 'Int32'. -
Does anybody know about this content type
application/octet-stream
Does OB support this content type