Need help on three questions. Need urgent support.

[Guest]

Hi, im trying to add anti-leech stuff stuff to my site and it seems Microsoft went out of there way in Internet Explorer to make it easy for page pirates to steal html code, images and layouts. I have a web site and I took care of "no-right click" to view source, but you can still view source from the View tap then view source link. Is there any html code you can add to a page that will make it so people that visit can't view the source from the view tap? And is there anyway to stop people from being able to click an image thats a link and drag it to the address bar, to have it load the image? Last, I had some pop ups to load music and videos on my site, but it seems with the simple press of F11 it shows the url of that page. How do you turn these three things off so people that come to my site can't do this

Thanks, Aaro

 

[Charlie Tame]

An observation.

Compile the page in JavaScript and hide it in a .js file...

Encryption methods are available, they will stop many but not all. (The
decryption key generally has to be on the page).

However I NEVER revisit pages that are hidden because the usual reason for
it is that the author is up to no good, trying to install something or
other.

What are you trying to hide?

Charlie

Hi, im trying to add anti-leech stuff stuff to my site and it seems

Microsoft went out of there way in Internet Explorer to make it easy for
page pirates to steal html code, images and layouts. I have a web site and I
took care of "no-right click" to view source, but you can still view source
from the View tap then view source link. Is there any html code you can add
to a page that will make it so people that visit can't view the source from
the view tap? And is there anyway to stop people from being able to click an
image thats a link and drag it to the address bar, to have it load the
image? Last, I had some pop ups to load music and videos on my site, but it
seems with the simple press of F11 it shows the url of that page. How do you
turn these three things off so people that come to my site can't do this.

 

[Guest]

Im not trying to hide anything, just to make it hard for people to steal my files, and html

What do you mean "Compile the page in JavaScript and hide it in a .js file..." you mean save it as a .js file?

 

[Charlie Tame]

Some fairly "Dynamic" sites seem to do that yes, I have never tried but
links often point to .js files I think Comet Cursor used to do that so you
couldn;t see the junk they were landing you with.

Charlie

Im not trying to hide anything, just to make it hard for people to steal my files, and html.

What do you mean "Compile the page in JavaScript and hide it in a .js

file..." you mean save it as a .js file?