Through javascript you can disable right-clicks.
But there are easy ways around it (disable javascript), so if
someone with basic knowledge want's to, he'll get the source.
In fact, it is impossible to hide the source, the browser
needs it to display, ...
Through javascript you can disable right-clicks.
But there are easy ways around it (disable javascript), so if
someone with basic knowledge want's to, he'll get the source.
In fact, it is impossible to hide the source, the browser
needs it to display, ...
Just encypt your source code. Coldfusion has an encyption
mehtod which the server can understand but your users cannot. Word
of wisdom, keep a backup because it will be encrypted to you
too.
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The Albino Just encypt your source code. Coldfusion has an encyption
mehtod which the server can understand but your users cannot. Word
of wisdom, keep a backup because it will be encrypted to you too.
That won't work. Once the encrypted cfm code is processed by
the server, it is sent out as HTML. HTML code delivered to any
browser has to be plain text. That's the whole point of an open
system like this. Trying to prevent users from viewing the source
doesn't really work.
Hi,
Anyone know that how could I disable the html source code, so
no one can
right click and view source code.
Thanks
David
There are methods that will disable the right click, but then
what do
you do for those people that go to the 'View' menu and select
'Page
Source'? Or those who use the CTRL-U? Or those of us who have
tools
like firebug that allow us to inspect the source both before
and after
it has been rendered.
In other words you can not really do what you want to do,
which is hide
your HTML source. The system just does not allow it at this
time.
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