Question about the downside of using DOM

[BillVV]

Hello.

The capability that eValid has to manipulate the DOM seems pretty cool. But are there any downsides to this? Security, stability, reliability...that kind of thing.

Thanks

[eValid]

Hello.

The capability that eValid has to manipulate the DOM seems pretty cool. But are there any downsides to this? Security, stability, reliability...that kind of thing.

Thanks

Hey BillVV. Thanks for asking!

Yes, there is a lot of power in eValid's DOM manipulation capability.

The eValid browser can do things a regular browser cannot do and should not do.

For example, it can completely fake a page (if you want it to). It is tricky to do, but basically you can replace the content of every DOM element in the page with different information...

You can even run your own JavaScript passages in eValid -- there is a special command for this.

But please remember, eValid is NOT intended to be used in the wrong hands: it is a test instrument intended for analysis purposes only.

One of the neatest things about eValid is that there is an available C++ interface.

Here is a summary of the features of the eValid Programmatic Interface [EPI] option:

http://www.e-Valid.com/Products/Documen ... mmary.html

--eValid Support