View Full Version : I need help with getting a website code.
sugapop
01-29-2006, 05:07 AM
Hey, guys! Can you help me out with two things please?
First thing is, the link below leads to a wedpage and on this site if you keep on right clicking on the pics she has a code that will flood your page. Can you give me the code that does this? I would like to use it on my websites.
The other thing is, is there a code that I can place with my siggy or any posted pics on any site I'm on that will make it hard for other user to steal the image? Like the code imdb.com uses, if you save any of their pics it will come up blank. I'm looking for a code like that, but that can be used with my pics or sig on any site that I'm on.
Thanks!
_Aerospace_Eng_
01-29-2006, 07:33 AM
While I'm not going to give you the code for your first request because I think thats just stupid and wrong to do. Your other request is a bit far fetched as well. There is NO way to protect your images much less your html. The way that site did it was put blank.gif's over their images so when you right clicked you would end up saving a blank.gif file rather than the real file. Disable javascript and all of the nonsense is avoided.
SpirtOfGrandeur
01-29-2006, 07:50 AM
Disable javascript and all of the nonsense is avoided.
Actually while I think you meant the right thing, it came out wrong. The blank gif over the IMG is done without javascript. It is done with CSS. But any ways, if they want the image they can read the code to get it. I get imdb pictures all the time.
_Aerospace_Eng_
01-29-2006, 07:57 AM
There are multiple ways to achieve the same effect e.g. image over image but most of the time doing on the fly with JS is more effective.
While I'm not going to give you the code for your first request because I think thats just stupid
lol
..infinite loop popups, those suck, i remember those from AOL days... people will never come to your website again! be aware.
sugapop
01-29-2006, 07:04 PM
How do you put blank.gif's over your pics?
MetalStorm
01-29-2006, 07:38 PM
It's pretty pointless really. Print Screen works just fine for getting images, as well as the search feature when I use View Source. :/
oracleguy
01-29-2006, 10:18 PM
How do you put blank.gif's over your pics?
You basically have a 1x1 transparent gif that is your "blank" image and you can use CSS to position it over the image you wish to protect. You could also probably use javascript to do it all for you on the fly.
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