Hello to everybody,
I have some question concerning blocking view source from main menu of
IE or MF. I am able to block right click with <body
oncontextmenu=" return false"> but still missing from main View->Source
Code.
Any hints ?
Regards,
Roman
24  16078 
Roman wrote: Hello to everybody,
I have some question concerning blocking view source from main menu of
IE or MF. I am able to block right click with <body
oncontextmenu=" return false"> but still missing from main View->Source
Code.
You only think you can, you can't prevent that reliably at all. There
are many ways of viewing the source other than via right-click or
browser menus.
Any hints ?
Yes, don't even try. Anything you publish on a web server can be viewed
and saved by someone visiting the site. If you don't want that, don't
publish it.
--
Rob
"Roman" <ro************ *@gmail.com> wrote: Hello to everybody,
I have some question concerning blocking view source from main menu of
IE or MF. I am able to block right click with <body
oncontextmenu=" return false"> but still missing from main View->Source
Code.
Any hints ?
Don't waste your time and don't annoy your visitors. Your source is
probably not worth to be stolen in the first place.
--
John MexIT: http://johnbokma.com/mexit/
personal page: http://johnbokma.com/
Experienced programmer available: http://castleamber.com/
Happy Customers: http://castleamber.com/testimonials.html
"Roman" <ro************ *@gmail.com> asks I have some question concerning blocking view source from main menu of
IE or MF. I am able to block right click
Sorry, but no, you are not.
with <body oncontextmenu=" return false"> but still missing from main
View->Source Code.
Any hints ?
There is no way you can hide your source from us or anybody. All you can do
is discourage people. If the browser is to display a page, the raw code must
be present on the user's hard disk, if directly not accessible from the main
menu due to scripts, frames and whathaveyou, then certainly from the
Temporary Internet Files folder, or by whatever name the cache may be known
locally.
And this little beauty of a bookmarklet restores all kinds of menus:
javascript :(fun ction(w){for(va r%20i=0;i<w.len gth;i++){argume nts.callee(w.fr a
mes[i]);}try{function %20n(r){r.oncli ck=r.oncontextm enu=r.onmousedo wn=r.onmou
seup=null;}n(w. document);n(w.d ocument.body);} catch(e){alert( 'Bookmarklet%20 f
ailed:\n\n'+e.m essage);}})(top );
Really, it is more productive to put your energy into more fruitful
endeviours such as authoring innovative pages that people will want to come
and see, than hiding source code. If it is confidential, it doesn't belong
on the web.
--
hth
ivo http://4umi.com/web/javascript/
RobG <rg***@iinet.ne t.au> wrote: Roman wrote: Hello to everybody,
I have some question concerning blocking view source from main menu of
IE or MF. I am able to block right click with <body
oncontextmenu=" return false"> but still missing from main View->Source
Code.
You only think you can, you can't prevent that reliably at all. There
are many ways of viewing the source other than via right-click or
browser menus.
Any hints?
While anyone with a will can see everything you've published and there's
nothing you can do stop that, there are several things you can do to
dissuade the casual looky-Lou from peaking at your code.
Yes, don't even try. Anything you publish on a web server can be viewed
and saved by someone visiting the site. If you don't want that, don't
publish it.
I think there should be a way to hide proprietary code. The need exists
and it's going to get bigger as hosted software becomes more commonly
used.
I'm about to market web-hosted medical diagnostic software that employs a
few proprietary algorithms. I've taken great measures to assure the app
isn't stolen, but I know that somewhere out there is a 13-year old,
pimply-faced kid wearing big glasses and a big grin who could get the code
if the mood struck him.
I wonder how owners of web-hosted applications are going to secure the
integrity of their ownership...
--
Ed Jay (remove M to respond by email)
Ed Jay wrote: RobG <rg***@iinet.ne t.au> wrote:
Roman wrote:
Hello to everybody,
I have some question concerning blocking view source from main menu of
IE or MF. I am able to block right click with <body
oncontextmen u="return false"> but still missing from main View->Source
Code.
You only think you can, you can't prevent that reliably at all. There
are many ways of viewing the source other than via right-click or
browser menus.
Any hints?
While anyone with a will can see everything you've published and there's
nothing you can do stop that, there are several things you can do to
dissuade the casual looky-Lou from peaking at your code.
What sort of threat - security or competitive - do such persons present?
How does preventing access to source code prevent anyone from
implementing a copy of your site? Getting the source code has never
been a requirement for knocking-off your competition.
Yes, don't even try. Anything you publish on a web server can be viewed
and saved by someone visiting the site. If you don't want that, don't
publish it.
I think there should be a way to hide proprietary code. The need exists
and it's going to get bigger as hosted software becomes more commonly
used.
A couple of methods spring to mind - there are others:
1. Provide downloadable binary executables - failed
2. Applets (Java, ActiveX) - rare, mistrusted
3. Xwindows and suitable X-client - never got off the ground
4. CORBA/IIOP barely drew breath - total failure
I'm about to market web-hosted medical diagnostic software that employs a
few proprietary algorithms. I've taken great measures to assure the app
isn't stolen, but I know that somewhere out there is a 13-year old,
pimply-faced kid wearing big glasses and a big grin who could get the code
if the mood struck him.
What will he/she do with it? How come eBay takes no precautions what so
ever? Or Google? Or even MSN? Because the value is in the service,
not the code.
You may as well complain that your competitors copied your idea of
putting in a front door to let the customers in. :-)
I wonder how owners of web-hosted applications are going to secure the
integrity of their ownership...
Those that try fail. Winners base their business on providing the best
service - their sites are kept up-to-date, they run efficiently in
(nearly) any browser, they offer useful content, they are open and
welcoming.
--
Rob
Ivo wrote: There is no way you can hide your source from us or anybody. All you can do
is discourage people. If the browser is to display a page, the raw code must
be present on the user's hard disk, if directly not accessible from the main
menu due to scripts, frames and whathaveyou, then certainly from the
Temporary Internet Files folder, or by whatever name the cache may be known
locally.
To be fair there is a way to have View > Page Source grayed out (not
available). But it is not achievable by client-side scripting. One need
to send a right sequence of response headers from the server. It is
also not supported by all browsers, and where supported it smashes down
the browser caching mechanics.
But it is an absolute true: service is the key to success, not a copy
protection. One should go by the presumption of innocence and do not
look at *your* future visitors as a bunch of thiefs. (But still think
of them as of a bunch of experienced server hackers - it is paranoidal
and it is *not* true, but it's the way to build a secure server
solution).
It is very difficult to believe when reading Internet news :-), but in
the most part these are the same people used to work for money and
respect someone else's property. The rest sign off for "shrink" (as
it's called in grocery stores).
VK wrote on 13 jan 2006 in comp.lang.javas cript: To be fair there is a way to have View > Page Source grayed out (not
available). But it is not achievable by client-side scripting.
Try this to gray it out:
<http://devrijehuisarts .org/test/noViewSource.as p>
[sorry, no clientside script]
;-)
--
Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)
Evertjan. wrote: Try this to gray it out:
<http://devrijehuisarts .org/test/noViewSource.as p>
Right, I meant similar trick, and (besides other drawbacks) IE is the
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