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Sonny B
New Member
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 Posted - 27 February 2003 : 12:22:13
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| Is it possible to make web pages where it is impossible to copy and paste them? |
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Kent
Junior Member
United States
193 Posts |
Posted - 27 February 2003 : 14:48:41
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| As far as I know, the short answer is no... you can use JScript to disable the right click, though. |
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Roland
Advanced Member
Netherlands
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Posted - 28 February 2003 : 03:54:45
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Originally posted by Kent
As far as I know, the short answer is no... you can use JScript to disable the right click, though.
Then people will go to View > Source, or if they're really interested in seeing your page source, they can either turn off JavaScript support, or they can switch to Opera or Netscape to not be bothered by that right click disableing script.
There are ways of "encrypting" the HTML so it won't make sense when people look at the page source, but the browser will still understand everything. I've never used anything like that though, and of course those kinds of "encryptions" can easily be reversed.
Why would you want to make it impossible to "copy and paste" your web pages? If it's so important that you want to hide it from people, perhaps you shouldn't put it online... |
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TestMagic
Senior Member
USA
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Posted - 28 February 2003 : 03:59:48
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Have you ever seen one of those sites in which all the pages are actually jpegs with text and images? I guess that's one way to do it.
I once tried to see the source of a Yahoo! Mail page, but it was all garbage (I think). Could it be that it was encrypted? |
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