be smart and take a look at the javascript that generate the md5
here is a example
Code:
function login(txtPassword)
{
var a = txtPassword;
var b = "\xa3\xac\xa1\xa3";
var c = "fdjf,jkgfkl";
var s = a+b+c;
var r = MD5(s);
return r;
}
but i am wondering why you even need to know what salt it use :s
are you trying to decrypt md5 ? (md5 is a 1 way convertion , can not be converted back)
and if you realy need the salt , just take a look at the md5.js to gain the full md5 creation process
Greets From PowerChaos