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Posted by Malcolm Dew-Jones on 08/18/05 02:42
ChronoFish (deja@chronofish.com) wrote:
: Yes - and it's almost 100% and fairly easy to implement:
: AJAX
: Each page is made up nothing but an AJAX loader. Doing view source,
: save page, etc will view/save the AJAX loader.
: The AJAX loader simply makes requests (one or many) to your PHP code.
: By requiring your AJAX loader to request the page in a relatively short
: period of time (i.e. 1 second) the URL that AJAX asks for is only valid
: for the "short period of time"
: (for instance
: www.yourpage.com/CoolSite?getSite&ts=122313212&key=234A32CD) where ts
: is a unix timestmp and key is a MD5 encrypted timestamp+magic word.
: This will allow users to copy/paste your CONTENT but not your HTML (and
: of course your PHP is safe as long as you are not distributing it and
: as long you don't have a server breach).
Methods such as this do nothing to stop a person who has a desire to steal
your html.
A trivial proxy will allow a programmer to save all your html no matter
what little inconveniences you put in the way.
The typical result of things like the above is simply to inconvenience
regular people when something unexpected happens, such as (in this
example) a slow connection perhaps.
Some people have suggested JavaScript to hide urls. Again, they can
inconvenience a regular user (e.g. preventing them from bookmarking some
pages) but do nothing to a programmer who decides to "rip" your site.
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