Sunday, June 30, 2024 at 8:34 AM
I solved the "n" challenge. Instead of working server-side and be written in PHP, it is now a client-side bookmarklet that works on the YouTube website. Drag the "YTD" link to your favourites bar and click it while watching a YouTube video. http://ytd.philippe97.ca/ You can see the code I wrote : http://ytd.philippe97.ca/bookmark.js The error messages are in french. Sorry not sorry.
The problem with the "n" challenge is that it requires running a very complicated JavaScript function and passing the "n" parameter through it. There is no easy way to run JavaScript in PHP without having to install a separate interpreter. By running client-side, I can simply use eval().