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gemstarmew
07-02-2002, 10:03 AM
Well what about is there a way to create a right clicker script that after being clicked so many times that the IP could be logged, or a form sent?

On neopets.com on the site it you can make your site say what the visitors ID (username) is, but i thought what about if they right clicked say 2 times or more that a form could be sent to an email addy with the value #VISITOR in (thats how you get the username on neopets)

It would be a great help if someone could help me with this, it sounds like a good idea, it could reduce art theft and alert the owner of the site to who is actually doing it, :)

:thumbsup: u people r cool
A1ien51
07-03-2002, 04:07 AM
It will not stop people from stealing your pictures.....My IPS get logged all of the time and I am not scared....They always change when you are on a dial up with a bank of thousands of computers.

script would not be IE friendly because of the ip number
easier to do it sever side
ever think of view source....to get page or save as??

IE 6 has tool bar

hm

A1ien51
Golden_Eagle
07-03-2002, 09:43 AM
IE 6 does have a tool bar, but this can be disabled using javascript. Or even the Meta Tags!

<META HTTP-EQUIV="imagetoolbar" CONTENT="no">[/code]

or for individual images add this

<img src="image.jpg" GALLERYIMG="NO">[/code]

Also Right Click is easily prevented simply by adding a small piece of code to your <Body> Tag.

Try these:

oncontextmenu="return false" (Stops Right click menu completely)
ondragstart="return false" (Stops visitors dragging your text/images etc)
onselectstart="return false" (Stops visitors selecting your text/images etc)

These are things I have just managed to find on my merry travels around the web. I dont know if the oncontextmenu command can be manipulated to send a form or IP address as I'm not a programmer. But if it can I would love to see someone try it out!

Golden Eagle
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Vladdy
07-03-2002, 03:00 PM
Come on people,

have you ever heard of screen capturing tools :rolleyes: :rolleyes: ???
Golden_Eagle
07-03-2002, 04:01 PM
Screen Capture tools are the main problem with putting high res pictures online.

However, if you place copyright information and maybe a very faint water mark within the picture.
(In affect making it difficult to mess with)

For example. Your domain name right across the image, Faded out using Photoshop.

It is very unlikely to be wanted by anyone. They will still get the effect of the whole image though......

Example attached

This is something a friend of mine had to do with his photography site. He was displaying photographs of weddings and people were just ripping them off the web and printing their own off.

Losing him shed loads of money and infringing his copyright.

Other than this there is no way to display images on the web securely!