No right Click at all

[Tom]

Hello everyone
does anyone know a code so when someone right clicks on a webpage it doesn't let them.it stops the pop menu thingy and that has no pop window. in other words i am looking for the best no right protection!!

Can anyone help?:confused:

[mouse]

:eek::p

[boxer_1]

http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex9/noright3.htm is where you can find such a script. However, such scripts are easily defeated and adding one to your site can detract from the way it is perceived,

Here's another site you may want to have a look at first:

http://webhome.idirect.com/~bowers/copy/copy1.htm

[KevinG]

You could encrypt your source code using these two scripts -


http://www.cgiscript.net/cgi-script/csNews/csNews.cgi?database=js_misc%2edb&command=viewone&id=59&op=t


http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex9/encrypter.htm

[jkd]

Originally posted by KevinG
You could encrypt your source code using these two scripts -


http://www.cgiscript.net/cgi-script/csNews/csNews.cgi?database=js_misc%2edb&command=viewone&id=59&op=t


http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex9/encrypter.htm

And I could decrypt them in under 5 seconds without any trouble whatsoever.

[KevinG]

maybe YOU could.

[mouse]

Originally posted by KevinG
maybe YOU could. So could I and I can't write a line of JavaScript. :rolleyes:

Are there naked ladies hiding in your source? ashamed of your code? why encrypt something as piecemeal as client side scripts?

No right clickies are generally to stop people noticing you've nabbed a bunch of code from DD or otherwise. Really nobody cares about source code or stealing pictures. Anyone who does care will get around any barrier put in their way. Disabling buttons and so on will rive people away from your site, the right butto for example has numerous commands bound to it and disabling its use just plain annoys people. I'm certainly not the only one that never revisits such sites.

[KevinG]

Maybe webmasters may want to protect their design or metas (especially if they have a good ranking)? I know a company that paid a lot of money for a snazzy dhtml menu only to find it popping up on other sites.

If someone wants to try and protect their content then why not?? How would you de crypt a page? I'm sure the average user would not know.

[boxer_1]

Internet technology is where it is today because of people building on and learning from the code of others.

Let's say, for example, that the coders who created 'no right click' scripts decided to encrypt / hide it as opposed to offering it for free use. What would people do then? Well, they could write their own, and if their content is so original and valuable they should have no problem doing so, or would they? Would they ask for a place they could find a 'no right click' script they could cut 'n paste for free...then add it to their page, and encrypt it? Hmm, since the terms of use for the scripts referred to above require that the credits be left intact (and presumably readable), they'd better write their own if they plan to use the script on their site and encrypt it. Just making a point :).

PS: This discussion can continue for now, but let's keep the replies non-offensive and not direct negative comments toward other members.

[jkd]

Originally posted by KevinG
How would you de crypt a page? I'm sure the average user would not know.

For IE:

javascript:document.documentElement.outerHTML.replace(/</g, '&amp;lt;')

For Gecko:

javascript:unescape((new XMLSerializer()).serializeToString(document).replace(/</g, '&amp;lt;'))

I have them set as bookmarks in their respective browsers.

[KevinG]

I was not being negative I was offering a possible solution to the original request.

[KevinG]

As a foot note - http://www.sourceguardian.com/

[oracleguy]

Originally posted by KevinG


If someone wants to try and protect their content then why not?? How would you de crypt a page? I'm sure the average user would not know.

Yeah and I'm sure the average user would not care. You said that some company had that DHTML menu. But it's people like us in these forums that build websites are the ones that would be interested in copying the menu. The point is, if you are gonna encrypt your code. At least get something that is going to make a challenge for someone to break.

Just out of curiosity, do you remeber this website cuz I'd like to see this DHTML menu.