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acoustika
Junior Member
Denmark
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 Posted - 03 December 2003 : 02:09:20
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Hey there
I was wondering if it is possible to Disable the "Save Page" in the
files menu in Explorer/Browser in anyway??????????? |
May The Code Be With You
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Astralis
Senior Member
USA
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Posted - 03 December 2003 : 04:36:57
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| I try to download some of MSN's pages to see what they're doing and often it downloads and then gives me an error saying it's unable to download. A lot of Microsoft pages do this. I don't know whether it's deliberate or technical, but it often blocks me from saving their pages. I never really cared to try it in a different browser to isolate it but you should try it. But, if you want to see how they do it, you'd have to D/L the page, at the least to get a clue. ;) |
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Nathan
Help Moderator
USA
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Posted - 03 December 2003 : 10:38:02
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I would expect its posible to make it harder in IE. But not to make it imposible.
Mozilla overrides most annoyances automatically. Like no right click, that 'feature' doesn't work in Mozilla (thank goodness). |
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rasure
Junior Member
289 Posts |
Posted - 03 December 2003 : 10:53:02
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You could always use this domain lock in your header page...
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"><!--
if(window.location.href.indexOf("http://www.yourdomain.co.uk/")<0){if(document.all)document.body.innerHTML="";window.location.replace("http://www.yourdomain.co.uk/")}
//--></script>
Change the url to your own domain of course.
Although doesn't prevent from source view, will stop offline use and prevent from them uploading a page to their own domain, unless they remove the code from the header. You could also encrypt the code above so they cant remove it, just a suggestion. |
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dayve
Forum Moderator
USA
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Posted - 03 December 2003 : 11:20:26
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quote:
Originally posted by Astralis
I try to download some of MSN's pages to see what they're doing and often it downloads and then gives me an error saying it's unable to download. A lot of Microsoft pages do this. I don't know whether it's deliberate or technical, but it often blocks me from saving their pages. I never really cared to try it in a different browser to isolate it but you should try it. But, if you want to see how they do it, you'd have to D/L the page, at the least to get a clue. ;)
I'm curious, which pages? I've never had a problem saving html pages. |
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acoustika
Junior Member
Denmark
311 Posts |
Posted - 03 December 2003 : 12:06:18
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Ok thanks for all the answers
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You could always use this domain lock in your header page...
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"><!--
if(window.location.href.indexOf("http://www.yourdomain.co.uk/")<0){if(document.all)document.body.innerHTML="";window.location.replace("http://www.yourdomain.co.uk/")}
//--></script>
What exactly does this do, wouldn't try this before Im sure it's not gonna mess anything up
And to you all, I know it's NOT possible to block people that really want's to copy or take the content of a site, But just exactly as one stated it would make the site MORE ONLINE, I have build a GUIATR CHORD system, that I call GUITAR ONLINE CHORDS, that's why I want to make it a little harder for normal people to copy the content, it's an ONLINE system, and is to help people playing the guitar but of course ALSO bring traffic to my site. |
May The Code Be With You
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Edited by - acoustika on 03 December 2003 12:07:33 |
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rasure
Junior Member
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Posted - 03 December 2003 : 14:01:02
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Originally posted by acoustika
What exactly does this do, wouldn't try this before Im sure it's not gonna mess anything up
As I said in the above post it prevents your page/s from being viewed offline, can only be viewed from your domain, although wont prevent people saving to hardrive, just wont be able to view it offline, its just an alternative |
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Astralis
Senior Member
USA
1218 Posts |
Posted - 03 December 2003 : 15:18:12
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I'm curious, which pages? I've never had a problem saving html pages.
Try to d/l this page: http://www.msn.com/ I have IE 6.0 and at the end of the d/l an error message pops up telling me it's unable to save to destination. |
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redbrad0
Advanced Member
USA
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Astralis
Senior Member
USA
1218 Posts |
Posted - 03 December 2003 : 15:37:59
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| Could be the ad wrapper. Don't know, though. It would be curious if someone could d/l it with Netscape or an earlier IE. |
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AWD_ENVY
Junior Member
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Posted - 03 December 2003 : 16:03:07
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The way they do it, is by using a base herf tag, with a URL utilization in a CSS sheet/page.
<base href="http://yoursite.com/" /> <-- You could change this to any URL
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="Your_CSS_Filename.css" /> <--- Which just needs to contain a URL ref like the following
URL Example in CSS page:
.tabsonline {background-image: url(http://yoursite.com/background.gif);}
Thats It !!!!! 
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