Crush said:There is no foolproof way to pull this off. But these
scripts disable the right click function and will stop
novices anyway. The first example works as a mouseover
and will need to be placed wherever you have an image,
just change the source to your own. The second one
actually disables the right click for the entire page.
Good luck.
Ex 1:
<A HREF="javascript:void(0)" onMouseover="alert('Please!
Do not download this image. Thanks!')"><IMG
SRC="http://someplace.com/image.gif" Align="center"
Border="0"></A>
________________________________________________
Ex 2:
<body onLoad="imageTrap()">
<script language="JavaScript">
function imageProtect() {
msg = "Downloading Image Not Allowed! ";
setTimeout( "alert( msg )", 0 );
return false;
}
function imageTrap() {
if( document.images ) {
for( i=0; i<document.images.length; i++ ) {
document.images.onmousedown =
imageProtect;
}
}
}
</script>
<img src='dummy.gif' width='100' height='20' border=1>
-----Original Message-----
I am trying to find some good Freeware for Image Security to keep people
from saving my image files.
I am relegated to using Trellix to design my website since Earthlink.net is
too cheap to provide Frontpage.
Thanks in advance.
D.H.
.
Crush said:As I had said, there is no foolproof way to stop it.
However, most novices I have come in contact with don't
realize there are options beyond the right click.
-----Original Message-----
Not to mention the >File >Save option to save the whole page
or IE6s image popup toolbar which gives the save option.
The people who take the most images are the one's to worry
about, and they are also the ones that know what they are
doing
Mike
: Crush,
:
: It doesn't do anything simply because of the fact that in
: almost all cases, the files are automatically downloaded
: to the user's machine without any action on their part
: other than browsing the page.
:
:
: message :: There is no foolproof way to pull this off. But these
:: scripts disable the right click function and will stop
:: novices anyway. The first example works as a mouseover
:: and will need to be placed wherever you have an image,
:: just change the source to your own. The second one
:: actually disables the right click for the entire page.
:: Good luck.
::
:: Ex 1:
:: <A HREF="javascript:void(0)" onMouseover="alert ('Please!
:: Do not download this image. Thanks!')"><IMG
:: SRC="http://someplace.com/image.gif" Align="center"
:: Border="0"></A>
::
:: ________________________________________________
::
:: Ex 2:
:: <body onLoad="imageTrap()">
:: <script language="JavaScript">
:: function imageProtect() {
:: msg = "Downloading Image Not Allowed! ";
::
:: setTimeout( "alert( msg )", 0 );
:: return false;
:: }
::
:: function imageTrap() {
:: if( document.images ) {
:: for( i=0; i<document.images.length; i++ ) {
:: document.images.onmousedown =
:: imageProtect;
:: }
:: }
:: }
:: </script>
::
:: <img src='dummy.gif' width='100' height='20' border=1>
::
::
::
::
::: -----Original Message-----
::: I am trying to find some good Freeware for Image
:: Security to keep people
::: from saving my image files.
::: I am relegated to using Trellix to design my website
:: since Earthlink.net is
::: too cheap to provide Frontpage.
:::
::: Thanks in advance.
:::
::: D.H.
:::
:::
::: .
.
Jim Cheshire said:I think Mike's point (and a very good one) is that the novices aren't the
ones out there stealing content, or if they are, it's of really no concern.
Do you really concern yourself with your image being used on a Web site that
will see 10 visitors this year?
The people you should really worry about are those who are harvesting images
for use in redistribution or for large audiences. The point Mike made is
that these people know what they're doing and are not fooled by such
techniques.
I think you need to decide whether the inconvenience created for legitimate
users is worth the extremely minimal protection you get (which actually
amounts to none at all.)
--
Jim Cheshire
Jimco Add-ins
http://www.jimcoaddins.com
===================================
Co-author of Special Edition
Using Microsoft FrontPage 2003
Order it today!
http://sefp2003.frontpagelink.com
Crush said:As I had said, there is no foolproof way to stop it.
However, most novices I have come in contact with don't
realize there are options beyond the right click.
-----Original Message-----
Not to mention the >File >Save option to save the whole page
or IE6s image popup toolbar which gives the save option.
The people who take the most images are the one's to worry
about, and they are also the ones that know what they are
doing
Mike
: Crush,
:
: It doesn't do anything simply because of the fact that in
: almost all cases, the files are automatically downloaded
: to the user's machine without any action on their part
: other than browsing the page.
:
:
: message :: There is no foolproof way to pull this off. But these
:: scripts disable the right click function and will stop
:: novices anyway. The first example works as a mouseover
:: and will need to be placed wherever you have an image,
:: just change the source to your own. The second one
:: actually disables the right click for the entire page.
:: Good luck.
::
:: Ex 1:
:: <A HREF="javascript:void(0)" onMouseover="alert ('Please!
:: Do not download this image. Thanks!')"><IMG
:: SRC="http://someplace.com/image.gif" Align="center"
:: Border="0"></A>
::
:: ________________________________________________
::
:: Ex 2:
:: <body onLoad="imageTrap()">
:: <script language="JavaScript">
:: function imageProtect() {
:: msg = "Downloading Image Not Allowed! ";
::
:: setTimeout( "alert( msg )", 0 );
:: return false;
:: }
::
:: function imageTrap() {
:: if( document.images ) {
:: for( i=0; i<document.images.length; i++ ) {
:: document.images.onmousedown =
:: imageProtect;
:: }
:: }
:: }
:: </script>
::
:: <img src='dummy.gif' width='100' height='20' border=1>
::
::
::
::
::: -----Original Message-----
::: I am trying to find some good Freeware for Image
:: Security to keep people
::: from saving my image files.
::: I am relegated to using Trellix to design my website
:: since Earthlink.net is
::: too cheap to provide Frontpage.
:::
::: Thanks in advance.
:::
::: D.H.
:::
:::
::: .
.
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