Disable right click - and source code view
Disable right click - and source code view
am 30.10.2006 14:50:30 von Perth
Disabling the right click and hiding the source code view may be two
entirely separate issues. I Googled disable right click and
encountered three separate blocks of source code, none of which; worked
on my page at http://www.geocities.com/techfiddle//policies.html
I also searched in this group "disable right click" but the entires I
got were very old, probably not effective any longer.
I remember from the past there was very short snippet of code that
worked, but now I can't find it. I don't care so much about hiding the
source code (though that would be cool), as much as protecting my
images.
During the Googling (Ask, actually), there was a software program I
could buy for $40 which accomplishes this:
http://www.antssoft.com/htmlprotector/index.htm
So do I need to buy something or is there html that will accomplish
this?
Thanks!
Connie
THREE BLOCKS OF SOURCE CODE THAT DID *NOT* WORK:
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Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 30.10.2006 15:23:17 von Steve Pugh
techfiddle wrote:
> Disabling the right click and hiding the source code view may be two
> entirely separate issues.
But they share some things in common:
1. They don't work.
2. They're pointless.
3. They really don't work.
> I Googled disable right click and
> encountered three separate blocks of source code, none of which; worked
Which browser are you using? Most modern browsers don't allow the page
to disable basic browser functions like right click.
> I also searched in this group "disable right click" but the entires I
> got were very old, probably not effective any longer.
Any techniques you found never were effective. Any advice you found to
stop wanting to do this is still 100% valid.
> I remember from the past there was very short snippet of code that
> worked, but now I can't find it.
It didn't work.
> I don't care so much about hiding the
> source code (though that would be cool), as much as protecting my
> images.
Don't put them on the web.
Or hire a lawyer and enforce your copyright by taking legal action
against people you steal your images.
> During the Googling (Ask, actually), there was a software program I
> could buy for $40 which accomplishes this:
>
> http://www.antssoft.com/htmlprotector/index.htm
Anyone who buys that has just wasted $4. It does a good job of making
your site inaccessible, but a poor job of protecting source code.
> So do I need to buy something or is there html that will accomplish
> this?
Nothing you buy can do this. Nothing in HTML can do this.
There are various JavaScript tricks that make it fractionally more
difficult for clueless users to steal your images or code. But that's
the best they can do.
Steve
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 30.10.2006 15:24:27 von Leif K-Brooks
techfiddle wrote:
> I remember from the past there was very short snippet of code that
> worked, but now I can't find it. I don't care so much about hiding the
> source code (though that would be cool), as much as protecting my
> images.
Try: rm -rf /home/techfiddle/public_html
That will make your images safe!
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 30.10.2006 15:24:39 von The Eclectic Electric
You can't do that with HTML. To be honest I personally hate sites that
disable right-click - there are many things I like to do with context menus
that I don't think website owners should be attempting to block.
+e
"techfiddle" wrote in message
news:1162216230.834474.151480@f16g2000cwb.googlegroups.com.. .
> Disabling the right click and hiding the source code view may be two
> entirely separate issues. I Googled disable right click and
> encountered three separate blocks of source code, none of which; worked
> on my page at http://www.geocities.com/techfiddle//policies.html
>
> I also searched in this group "disable right click" but the entires I
> got were very old, probably not effective any longer.
>
> I remember from the past there was very short snippet of code that
> worked, but now I can't find it. I don't care so much about hiding the
> source code (though that would be cool), as much as protecting my
> images.
>
> During the Googling (Ask, actually), there was a software program I
> could buy for $40 which accomplishes this:
>
> http://www.antssoft.com/htmlprotector/index.htm
>
> So do I need to buy something or is there html that will accomplish
> this?
>
> Thanks!
> Connie
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Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 30.10.2006 15:26:08 von ato_zee
On 30-Oct-2006, "techfiddle" wrote:
> I don't care so much about hiding the
> source code (though that would be cool), as much as protecting my
> images.
You might also have to think about Googles cache, of both pages
and images.
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 30.10.2006 15:38:42 von John Dunlop
Leif K-Brooks:
> Try: rm -rf /home/techfiddle/public_html
>
> That will make your images safe!
Bush is trying to rm -f /bin/laden.
Will that make his people safe?
--
Jock
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 30.10.2006 15:47:18 von Perth
>> Try: rm -rf /home/techfiddle/public_html
You lost me...what is this?
I'm using Mozilla.
No, I distinctly remember that there was something. That worked. I
was surprised none of the three I tried didn't work.
I would be satisified to block the clueless.
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 30.10.2006 18:57:32 von BootNic
> techfiddle wrote:
> news: 1162216230.834474.151480@f16g2000cwb.googlegroups.com
> Disabling the right click and hiding the source code view may be two
> entirely separate issues. I Googled disable right click and
> encountered three separate blocks of source code, none of which;
> worked on my page at
> http://www.geocities.com/techfiddle//policies.html
>
> I also searched in this group "disable right click" but the entires I
> got were very old, probably not effective any longer.
>
> I remember from the past there was very short snippet of code that
> worked, but now I can't find it. I don't care so much about hiding
> the source code (though that would be cool), as much as protecting my
> images.
>
> During the Googling (Ask, actually), there was a software program I
> could buy for $40 which accomplishes this:
>
> http://www.antssoft.com/htmlprotector/index.htm
>
> So do I need to buy something or is there html that will accomplish
> this?
>
[snip]
Disable image right-click by capturing oncontextmenu.
Bypass by
- disabling JavaScript temporarily
- using a browser that doesn't support oncontextmenu
Javascript is usually used to add functionality to a site, when
javascript is used to disable functionality, it becomes an annoyance.
--
BootNic Monday, October 30, 2006 12:56 PM
A well-developed sense of humor is the pole that adds balance to your
step as you walk the tightrope of life
*William Arthur Ward*
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 30.10.2006 21:48:35 von Bergamot
techfiddle wrote:
>
> I don't care so much about hiding the
> source code (though that would be cool), as much as protecting my
> images.
Forget about trying to hide your source code. It is a wasted effort.
Protect your images by putting a watermark on them.
--
Berg
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 30.10.2006 21:52:13 von dorayme
In article
<1162219638.491131.53820@k70g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
"techfiddle" wrote:
> >> Try: rm -rf /home/techfiddle/public_html
>
> You lost me...what is this?
>
> I'm using Mozilla.
>
> No, I distinctly remember that there was something. That worked. I
> was surprised none of the three I tried didn't work.
>
> I would be satisified to block the clueless.
You want to hide stuff from the sort that would be unlikely to
steal stuff from you to great effect?
--
dorayme
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 31.10.2006 13:18:15 von TravisNewbury
techfiddle wrote:
> >> Try: rm -rf /home/techfiddle/public_html
> You lost me...what is this?
> I'm using Mozilla.
> No, I distinctly remember that there was something. That worked. I
> was surprised none of the three I tried didn't work.
Not having enough knowledge to make this work only proves that the
level of your code sophistication is hardly worth stealing anyway.
(hint... neither are your pictures)
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 31.10.2006 13:37:29 von Ad Libitum
On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 14:48:35 -0600, Bergamot
wrote:
>techfiddle wrote:
>>
>> I don't care so much about hiding the
>> source code (though that would be cool), as much as protecting my
>> images.
>
>Forget about trying to hide your source code. It is a wasted effort.
make your website in flash, that will hide the code! lol.
>Protect your images by putting a watermark on them.
Yeah, pretty much the only way, and free advertising too!
Basically the age old thing about pictures, music, and videos. if I
can see it or hear it on my PC, there is a way for me to save it and
takes it for my own.
--
If it keeps up, man will atrophy all his limbs but the push-button finger.
~Frank Lloyd Wright - www.cynode.com | www.cynode.net (NWS)
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 31.10.2006 13:44:29 von TravisNewbury
Cynode wrote:
> make your website in flash, that will hide the code! lol.
Not even a little. It is simple to decompile Flash. Any good Flash
developer knows their code is wide open to the world to see.
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 31.10.2006 18:46:33 von Toby Inkster
BootNic wrote:
> Bypass by
> - disabling JavaScript temporarily
> - using a browser that doesn't support oncontextmenu
- using a browser that has an option to prevent scripts from
capturing right clicks on a temporary or site-by-site basis
(e.g. Opera).
--
Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
Contact Me ~ http://tobyinkster.co.uk/contact
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 31.10.2006 20:42:21 von BootNic
> Toby Inkster wrote:
> news: poek14-98q.ln1@ophelia.g5n.co.uk
> BootNic wrote:
>
>> Bypass by
>> - disabling JavaScript temporarily
>> - using a browser that doesn't support oncontextmenu
>
> - using a browser that has an option to prevent scripts from
> capturing right clicks on a temporary or site-by-site basis
> (e.g. Opera).
The script does not capture right clicks, it adds/attaches to the
oncontextmenu. Opera does not support oncontextmenu.
--
BootNic Tuesday, October 31, 2006 2:41 PM
"Do not trust your memory; it is a net full of holes; the most
beautiful prizes slip through it."
*Georges Duhamel, The Heart's Domain*
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 01.11.2006 00:00:17 von Richard
"techfiddle" wrote in message
news:1162216230.834474.151480@f16g2000cwb.googlegroups.com.. .
> Disabling the right click and hiding the source code view may be two
> entirely separate issues. I Googled disable right click and
> encountered three separate blocks of source code, none of which; worked
> on my page at http://www.geocities.com/techfiddle//policies.html
>
Do what ever you want. Just remember one thing. I have visited your site,
therefor your images are already on my computer. If the image fits entirely
on my screen, then I can simply print screen, save the image and edit as
desired.
Slap your domain name conspicously across the image to protect it from
unauthorized use.
Unless you personally took the image with your own camera, you do not own
rights to that image.
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 01.11.2006 03:14:12 von Perth
richard wrote:
> Unless you personally took the image with your own camera, you do not own
> rights to that image.
I paid someone to take the image. So I think I own the rights to it.
This block of code may work:
Not sure, about to try it. Which is from:
http://www.sheilascorner.com/sheila.shtml
Sheila's code is a total mystery to me.
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 01.11.2006 03:20:52 von Perth
richard wrote:
> Unless you personally took the image with your own camera, you do not own
> rights to that image.
I paid someone to take the image. So I think I own the rights to it.
This block of code may work:
Not sure, about to try it. Which is from:
http://www.sheilascorner.com/sheila.shtml
Sheila's code is a total mystery to me.
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 01.11.2006 03:44:53 von unknown
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Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 01.11.2006 03:50:12 von cfajohnson
On 2006-11-01, techfiddle wrote:
> richard wrote:
>> Unless you personally took the image with your own camera, you do not own
>> rights to that image.
>
> I paid someone to take the image. So I think I own the rights to it.
That depends on the contract you signed; otherwise it belongs to
the person who took it.
> This block of code may work:
>
>
>
>
> Not sure, about to try it. Which is from:
>
> http://www.sheilascorner.com/sheila.shtml
>
> Sheila's code is a total mystery to me.
Same here, but it doesn't prevent me fromn downloading any images
from her page.
--
Chris F.A. Johnson
============================================================ =======
Author:
Shell Scripting Recipes: A Problem-Solution Approach (2005, Apress)
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 01.11.2006 20:53:53 von dan
techfiddle wrote:
> You lost me...what is this?
>
> I'm using Mozilla.
Traditionally, Mozilla users have tended to be more clueful on the
average than other people on the Internet; however, you have proven
that there are always exceptions.
> I would be satisified to block the clueless.
Then you should block yourself.
--
Dan
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 02.11.2006 06:13:50 von david
You can try HTMLPass, It is a freeware at http://www.pullsoft.com
Re: Disable right click - and source code view
am 02.11.2006 06:29:23 von a.nony.mous
david@pullsoft.com wrote:
> You can try HTMLPass, It is a freeware at http://www.pullsoft.com
"HTMLPass lets you add basic password protection (Java Script based) to
your web pages. In addition, you can choose to disable right-click, page
printing, clipboard and PrtScr."
Ayup. That'll fool a half-dozen n00bs for a couple of minutes.
Oh wait. "Pullsoft". "david@pullsoft.com" This is a spam! I
wonder why you don't use any of your own products at your site?
--
-bts
-Motorcycles defy gravity; cars just suck