[Motley]

So Im doing online school finishing up my senior year of high school. Almost 90% off the work I have to do is this bullshit, read an article, take a quick quiz. Was playing around with it and Im able to get all correct answer by using inspect element and changing choice.correct === false to true and boom, question answered correctly.

[Pasific]

Well I think you should actually make it the normal. When you'll get a test about it you'll pretty much be fucked probably

[Motley]

Well I think you should actually make it the normal. When you'll get a test about it you'll pretty much be fucked probably

Dont get tests on it, overall the whole system is fucked and very very easy.

[VirtualFrost]

Did this actually submit as correct? I’d say report it as it’s a big issue but then they’d ask how you knew

[pmxd]

I would sell this to other students lol

[-ΒMW-]

I remember having to show my grades back in middle school and shit and id just inspect element them all to A's and hope my parents wouldnt refresh the page lmao

[xEradicate]

I remember having to show my grades back in middle school and shit and id just inspect element them all to A's and hope my parents wouldnt refresh the page lmao

Lmao I used to do that too, a life saver tbh.

[Gliese]

That doesn't sound really sound legit. One would expect the code that checks whether or not the answer is correct to be server-sided rather than client-sided...

[oRequiem]

I feel like it wouldn't actually send as "correct."
Inspect Element is client sided.

[Positive]

Dont get tests on it, overall the whole system is fucked and very very easy.

College will be the exact same way.
Cheat until you're out and you'll do just fine.

[Motley]

Did this actually submit as correct? I’d say report it as it’s a big issue but then they’d ask how you knew

Yes, it submitted at the end showing a test score with which questions I got correct and they all were correct and worked.

[Bos™]

Yes, it submitted at the end showing a test score with which questions I got correct and they all were correct and worked.

Maybe you answered them correctly foreal?

[Motley]

Maybe you answered them correctly foreal?

I don't think they answer was A for every question.

[Betty Blue]

So Im doing online school finishing up my senior year of high school. Almost 90% off the work I have to do is this bullshit, read an article, take a quick quiz. Was playing around with it and Im able to get all correct answer by using inspect element and changing choice.correct === false to true and boom, question answered correctly.

That only changes the setting in your local browser

[Elitas]

I mean, you could maybe see which answer is correct by looking at associating code, but I find it hard to believe that this would work. They need to store your results server-side, correct? So, what you're saying is that it corrects your answers with Javascript and then submits the true/false to the database? Hmm, if you're doing an IT course, the person who made that has to be really fucking dumb, who would make it in Javascript and not foresee this happening...