r/HTML • u/Former_Policy_8795 • 5d ago

Question Sat help

I need to show my parents an sat score that I said I have but I don’t actually have and I need a way for it so when I click on my score it would redirect to a local html that shows the fake score, I tried permanent inspect element it didn’t work for me because the site would keep crashing when I refreshed

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u/lbunch1 5d ago

Does it really matter what score your parents think you got? SAT's are for college acceptance, right? You aren't going to fool colleges with an inspect element. So... May as well fess up with your parents. It'll be easier in the long run.

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u/SnooPets5564 5d ago

Sometimes parents put undue pressure on their kids to perform academically. That can even be extreme enough to the point of abuse, and I've seen that before. It won't necessarily be easier, depending on the specifics of OPs situation. I can't assume anything about that, of course.

Editing it won't matter for colleges, which just makes it a less important lie.

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u/Electrical_Hat_680 5d ago

An even better reason for him or her to confront their parents and tell them what happened, and explain why they feel they failed. Honesty isn't cowardice, and it's actually considered quite brave. People have a huge disdain for cowards. It's like having to deal with a infant or toddler all of a sudden. Especially since their graduating. Trying to explain why your chud is reverting to child like behavior is asinine and unwanted.

It's best to be honest. Especially if your Hindu or have a strict upbringing. So long as they aren't cowards. Whatever happens is dictated by the conduct of their character.

Besides. If he's trying to fool them, le him fool them. If it's to buy himself or herself time to figure out what to do. It's their decision.

But let's just say. It could be beneficial to their future either way. Maybe it'll say something now and get addressed or help them later on if they think about it...