Restrict Source Code from displaying

[Mike TI]

Oct 26, 2007
03:30pm

Hi all

Is there a way to resticting:

1. Use of right mouse click (display of popup menu)
2. Display of source code
3. Copy of graphics.

Thank you in advance.

Mike TI

 

[Mark Rae [MVP]]

Is there a way to resticting:

1. Use of right mouse click (display of popup menu)

Not reliably...

2. Display of source code

Not reliably...

3. Copy of graphics.

No.

Basically, if you don't want people to see things, don't display them in a
browser...

 

[Paul Hadfield]

3. Copy of graphics.

No.

True, you see people doing fancy things in javascript to disable right mouse
click, etc. Even seen one that displayed a message on a right mouse click
saying pictures were their property, etc. Alt+Printscreen (other
screengrabbers are available) and paste to paint brush - thank you very
much!

 

[Mark Rae [MVP]]

True, you see people doing fancy things in javascript to disable right
mouse click, etc. Even seen one that displayed a message on a right mouse
click saying pictures were their property, etc. Alt+Printscreen (other
screengrabbers are available) and paste to paint brush - thank you very
much!

Not to mention Temporary Internet Files...

 

[gnewsgroup]

True, you see people doing fancy things in javascript to disable right mouse
click, etc. Even seen one that displayed a message on a right mouse click
saying pictures were their property, etc. Alt+Printscreen (other
screengrabbers are available) and paste to paint brush - thank you very
much!

Yep, I can't help laughing in my sleeves when I see those
javascript-"disabled" picture-saving functionalities, and wonder why
people waste a lot of time working on things that don't do as
expected.

 

[Larry Bud]

Yep, I can't help laughing in my sleeves when I see those

javascript-"disabled" picture-saving functionalities, and wonder why
people waste a lot of time working on things that don't do as
expected.

I'm sure the battle is to stop 99% of the people, which disabling
right clicks probably do.

 

[gnewsgroup]

I'm sure the battle is to stop 99% of the people, which disabling
right clicks probably do.

It really depends on how badly a person wants to capture the picture.
The percentage does not make much sense if the property of the sample
population is not known.

 

[George Ter-Saakov]

For images you can use Flash.
And I've seen couple of flash "viewers" that keep "running" lines to prevent
Alt+Printscreen

George,