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Posted by Auggie on 01/20/06 23:57
"Richard Marx" <notme@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:2QUzf.4248$wl.819@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> Hi all, is there a way to protect images from being right-click>Copied?
> I've seen sometimes when you right-click an image, it displays a copyright
> notice. Can someone please post the tags.
>
> Beyond that, what is to stop someone seeing the JPG file referenced in my
> source HTML code, and downloading it from the http location?
>
> Basically want a way to show a JPG but not allow anyone to access it. It
> will be larger than full-screen, so PrtScrn isn't a worry.
For the right click, you'd want to search google for "javascript
contextmenu"
There are alot of different methods people use to protect their images
(disabling right click is only one of them) but the catch is that anybody
who REALLY wants your image will be able to get it no matter what you do to
try and stop them.
Using the "right click is disabled" as an example: they could just turn
active scripting off in their browser and that no longer works.
But even with that, the most mundane method would be to just simply open
their cached files folder and find the image, as it has to be downloaded
from your website to the users computer in order to be displayed on their
screen.
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