Posted by Hywel Jenkins on 12/12/64 11:28

In article <J-WdnWSIB-xM2d_eRVnygA@giganews.com>,
noemail@nospamplease.com says...
> "Hywel Jenkins" <hywel.jenkins@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:MPG.1dac48447da9a660989695@news.eclipse.net.uk...
> > In article <zun0f.216$Uk7.69@fe05.lga>, mdempsey1128@charter.net says...
> >> I have designed a web page that I love, but I want to protect my codes
> >> from
> >> someone simply hitting view source... is there a code I can use
> >
> > Surely ye are trolling?

> There is a very slick way of doing this.

I doubt it.


> I found a script on the internet
> called csource.php

Oooh. I find interesting, useful stuff on the internet. Amongst all
the crap of which you speak, there is some stuff that's worth using.


> If you have PHP on your server it will use a javascript function to scrable
> your entire page. It works on all browsers but I did find that macs are VERY
> slow and decoding it back. Maybe you would be best just scrabling sections
> of your code.
>
> Do a google search for 'csource.php php encryption' and you will find plenty
> of examples.

I did, and found none, apart from PHP error pages.


It doesn't work. It requires JavaScript on the client to do the
decoding, so it's a trivial task to output the decoded JavaScript, as
unrendered source code, to the browser. Select, copy, paste. Easy.

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Hywel
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