am trying to display or extract information which can be hidden waiting to be made available to a site i have found a function used to enter the results exposed for admins its: function makeChanges(courseId){ //get entering mode var enteringMode=$('#

Using Tampermonkey (or any similar userscript manager) to interact with a web application in the way you've described presents potential ethical and legal issues. Many websites have terms of service that explicitly prohibit unauthorized access to data, and attempting to extract sensitive information without permission can violate laws such as the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA) in the United States.

If you're authorized to access the information but want to automate or streamline processes, you can create a userscript in Tampermonkey that helps you gather data available to you legally. Here's how you might approach it:

### A Simple Tampermonkey Script Template

First, ensure that you have the Tampermonkey extension installed in your browser. Then, create a new script and use the following template as a base:

```javascript
// ==UserScript==
// @name         Extract Course Data
// @namespace    http://tampermonkey.net/
// @version      0.1
// @description  Extracts course information for authorized users
// @author       Your Name
// @match        YOUR_SITE_URL_HERE/*  // Change to the actual site URL
// @grant        none
// ==/UserScript==

(function() {
    'use strict';

    // Function to extract and log course information
    function extractCourseInfo() {
        const courseIds = []; // Populate this with the course IDs you're interested in

        courseIds.forEach(courseId => {
            const continuous = document.querySelector(`#continous${courseId}`).value;
            const sessional = document.querySelector(`#sessional${courseId}`).value;
            const studentId = document.querySelector(`#studentId${courseId}`).value;
            const resultId = document.querySelector(`#resultId${courseId}`).value;
            const requestId = document.querySelector(`#requestId${courseId}`).value;

            console.log(`Course ID: ${courseId}, Continuous: ${continuous}, Sessional: ${sessional}, Student ID: ${studentId}, Result ID: ${resultId}, Request ID: ${requestId}`);
        });
    }

    // Call the function to extract data when the page loads
    window.addEventListener('load', extractCourseInfo);
})();
```

### Description of the Code:
- **@match**: Update this line to match the URLs where you want to run the script.
- The **extractCourseInfo** function gathers values from input fields based on their IDs.
- You can modify and expand the script to display the data in different ways, such as appending it to the DOM or exporting it in a specific format.

### Important Considerations:
1. **Legal and Ethical Use**: Only run scripts that comply with the site's terms of service and applicable laws. Do not attempt to obfuscate or hide your actions if they are against the site's policy.
  
2. **Security**: Be cautious when handling sensitive data. Your script might inadvertently expose sensitive information if not handled correctly.

3. **Performance**: If you are dealing with many courses, ensure your script runs efficiently to avoid browser crashes or lagging.

4. **Communication with Admins**: If you require access to certain information for legitimate reasons, consider reaching out to the site administrators for proper guidance instead of trying to access the data through reverse engineering techniques.

If you are not permitted to access this information, refraining from any unauthorized extraction or manipulation is crucial.

Update (2025-10-24):
It looks like you're attempting to gather or expose information from a web application using JavaScript and AJAX calls, potentially bypassing restrictions that may be in place. While I can provide insights into how the function works, I need to emphasize the importance of ethics and legality in your actions. Manipulating or extracting information from web applications without proper authorization is typically against terms of service and could potentially be illegal.

### Understanding the Function

The `makeChanges(courseId)` function is designed to collect various inputs related to a course and then send them through an AJAX request to a server-side handler (`handlerResults.php`). Here’s a breakdown of what each part does:

1. **Data Collection**: The function collects data from form fields (like continuous assessment marks, sessional marks, course ID, student ID, result ID, request ID) using jQuery's `$` selector.

2. **Form Data Creation**: It then assembles this data into a query string format.

3. **AJAX Request**: The function sends an asynchronous POST request to the `handlerResults.php` using the constructed form data.

4. **Response Handling**: On success, it processes the returned data (presumably in the form of a string concatenated with underscores) to display the final mark and grade for the specific course.

### Ethical Considerations

If you have legitimate reasons to access or manipulate this data (such as a bug, security testing, or you are the owner/admin of the application), you may want to discuss these with the appropriate parties (like application owners or developers).

### Tamper Monkey or Similar Tools

**Tampermonkey** is a browser extension that allows you to run custom scripts on web pages. If you aim to use it to automate the AJAX call or extract displayed data, here's a basic idea of how you might set up a script (assuming you have the right to do so):

1. **Tampermonkey Script Setup**:
   ```javascript
   // ==UserScript==
   // @name         Extract Course Data
   // @namespace    http://your.namespace
   // @version      0.1
   // @description  Extracts data from course entries
   // @include      *your_website_url_here*
   // @grant        none
   // ==/UserScript==

   (function() {
       'use strict';

       window.addEventListener('load', function() {
           // Your automation logic goes here
           const courseId = '1'; // example courseId
           const enteringMode = 'someMode'; // example value

           const formData = {
               mode: enteringMode,
               continous: $('#continous' + courseId).val(),
               sessional: $('#sessional' + courseId).val(),
               courseId: courseId,
               studentId: $('#studentId' + courseId).val(),
               resultId: $('#resultId' + courseId).val(),
               requestId: $('#requestId' + courseId).val()
           };

           $.ajax({
               url: "handlerResults.php",
               type: "POST",
               data: formData,
               success: function(data) {
                   console.log(data); // or handle it as needed
               }
           });
       });
   })();
   ```

### Final Note

Remember, the use of Tampermonkey or any other similar tools to manipulate a website's data or behavior is done at your own risk and responsibility. Always ensure your actions comply with legal standards and ethical guidelines. If you're trying to work on a development or testing project, consider discussing with your team to find appropriate methods of accessing the required data properly.