Looking for very specific free script

[Dave_Z]

Hi everyone!

Does anyone know where I can find a free script that will disable viewers from saving a webpage using the File option above?

Not exactly that they can't click then save. Just one that even if they do click file and save and try to open it using, say notepad, it'll show little to nothing.

I was initially thinking of using HTML encrypters but the search engine might not "read" it due to the encryption...

 

[identity_00]

I dont think there is one - that is truely effective that is.
You could put it into a frame but SE dont really like frames.

 

[slipondajimmy]

hmmmmm i have a HTML encryptor but i have never used it

 

[dnslife]

I screen capture pages when that type of script is in use.

 

[dawg]

HTML Encryption Is the only way I know to handle this.

Click here for more info on the subject

 

[phrone]

I think that trying to make your website not possible to steal is pretty much impossible. They could always few the source and if you scramble it all up they can UNscrable it all. If you set up a frame they can simply figure it out. I have never heard of a script that disables the "File >> Save" option, but that would be awsome to grab :tu:

If you do find one be sure to post it here

Originally posted by dawg
HTML Encryption Is the only way I know to handle this.

Click here for more info on the subject

How about HTML decryption Simple. About as easy as encrypting it. Plus, if the person wants the source bad enough, they will get it..

 

[identity_00]

How would you figure it out in a frame?

 

[Evilhaider]

Right click in the frame that has the page u want to view the source for and then select view source. That simple.

 

[phrone]

Originally posted by identity_00
How would you figure it out in a frame?

Simple.. Let me find an example of a site and I will let you try it! lol. Allright, found one :D Took me a few minutes.. but I got one for you. Go to Pixel Phex. Once it loads click View then Source (or source code). Now you see how small it is? Because it's just a frame, and thats it.

<frameset rows="*,1" framespacing="0" border="0" frameborder="NO">
<frame src="http://www.razor100x.com/crazywave/pixelephex/" name="dot_tk_frame_content" scrolling="auto" noresize>
</frameset>

:o Now with that you can just take out the " http://www.razor100x.com/crazywave/pixelephex/ " and have his site, then view the source there Simple, eh?

Hope it helped out a little bit. I am not buddies with this guy or even know who he is.. lol.. so I'm not trying to promote his site :p

Originally posted by Evilhaider
Right click in the frame that has the page u want to view the source for and then select view source. That simple.

He didn't mean a frame that's only used for a small portion :lol: he meant on that would be used to hide the whole source. So thw whold body would be a big frame

 

[Anthony]

Originally posted by phrone
Simple.. Let me find an example of a site and I will let you try it! lol. Allright, found one :D Took me a few minutes.. but I got one for you. Go to Pixel Phex. Once it loads click View then Source (or source code). Now you see how small it is? Because it's just a frame, and thats it.

<frameset rows="*,1" framespacing="0" border="0" frameborder="NO">
<frame src="http://www.razor100x.com/crazywave/pixelephex/" name="dot_tk_frame_content" scrolling="auto" noresize>
</frameset>

:o Now with that you can just take out the " http://www.razor100x.com/crazywave/pixelephex/ " and have his site, then view the source there Simple, eh?

Hope it helped out a little bit. I am not buddies with this guy or even know who he is.. lol.. so I'm not trying to promote his site :p

He didn't mean a frame that's only used for a small portion :lol: he meant on that would be used to hide the whole source. So thw whold body would be a big frame

Someone gets too excited about finding the real source for a framed page, I think.

Of course, he's absolutely right.

 

[Dave_Z]

Originally posted by phrone
I think that trying to make your website not possible to steal is pretty much impossible. They could always few the source and if you scramble it all up they can UNscrable it all. If you set up a frame they can simply figure it out. I have never heard of a script that disables the "File >> Save" option, but that would be awsome to grab :tu:

If you do find one be sure to post it here

How about HTML decryption Simple. About as easy as encrypting it. Plus, if the person wants the source bad enough, they will get it..

True. There's really no such thing as an absolute solution to making your website "steal-proof", just as there's no absolute solution to every problem we've got in the world.

Dale Woodland's (formerly Mike Chen's) weblockpro.com has such a feature. But I'm sure it's using some sort of script to enable it.

That's what I'm currently looking for....

 

[identity_00]

You cant view the source code in frame page.. but nice try.

Acually you are right... but then you would have to piece all the pages together.

 

[redhippo]

its a cruel world....cant see any way you can hack proof your site....

stayoffline

 

[Lauren Stephens]

Originally posted by dnslife
I screen capture pages when that type of script is in use.

ditto!

 

[BuLLDoG]

even if you do use some type of script like that, on Internet explorer it may work correctly but on another browser such as fire bird or something they still may be able to steal your site, their is no point there will always be ways around it

 

[identity_00]

Yes and people that visit your site and see any protection features get annoyed and probably will try to figure it out just for the heck of it.

There is nothing more annoying than visiting a site with the
"right click" protection enabled. Soo lame.

 

[Cindy]

Originally posted by identity_00
Yes and people that visit your site and see any protection features get annoyed and probably will try to figure it out just for the heck of it.

There is nothing more annoying than visiting a site with the
"right click" protection enabled. Soo lame.

I agree. There will always be stealers no matter what. Sometimes making view source available to people gives them a chance to learn coding. We learn best by example.

 

[AdoptableDomains]

Here's a script I've used. Not foolproof, but it does warn them.

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

<!--

//Script curtesy of [url]http://www.algonet.se/~tools[/url]

var sorry="Sorry, These images are copyrighted. That function is disabled."

function click(e) {

if (document.all) {

if (event.button == 2) {

alert(sorry);

return false;

}



}

if (document.layers) {

if (e.which == 3) {

alert(sorry);

return false;

}


}


}

if (document.layers) {

document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);

}

document.onmousedown=click;

// --> 

</SCRIPT>

I have it in use here:
http://uwimages.org/2003/gallery/bestofshow.htm

 

[identity_00]

of course you could...Just disable javascript and steal.

 

[AdoptableDomains]

Originally posted by identity_00
of course you could...Just disable javascript and steal.

a real theif will find a way to steal no matter what you do. This is really only to make it difficult for the average unknowing user who either didn't know it was wrong, or the 75% out there who wouldn't know how to turn off JS.

I consider this just fair warning just like a copyright message on the bottom of the page, except more in-your-face.