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tronstr
Is it possible to disable the right click on a site created in FP 2002?
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
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tronstr
Let me rephrase that. Does FP2002 give you the option to disable right click?
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Thomas A. Rowe
Yes, but it protect nothing from any user that really want the content, since they can do a View
Source in the browser, etc.
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Source in the browser, etc.
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Thomas A. Rowe
No, you have to search for and then add some JavaScript to each page.
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Murray
No. It's the wrong thing to do under any circumstances.
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Windsun
Why would you want to?
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Jim Cheshire \(JIMCO\)
tronstr said:Is it possible to disable the right click on a site created in FP
2002?
Yes. As a matter of fact, you can disable any clicking at all!
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Kevin Spencer
Yes, it's possible to drive people away from your site in any number of
ways.
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Bob Lehmann
Have you tried the No-Right-Click bot? It's under the dumbass tab in Tools |
Options.
Bob Lehmann
Options.
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Bob Lehmann
Why would you want to?
So a user's middle finger isn't too tired to flip him off.
Bob Lehmann
So a user's middle finger isn't too tired to flip him off.
Bob Lehmann
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Liz
Man, you guys are ruthless!
Let me answer the question.
Where is your stuff, I'm taking it. Then I'm going to change it to best
suit my needs. AND take all the credit!
How ya like demdareapples?
Just kiddin, I don't want your stuff, I got stuff of my own.
Thanks anyway.
Let me answer the question.
Where is your stuff, I'm taking it. Then I'm going to change it to best
suit my needs. AND take all the credit!
How ya like demdareapples?
Just kiddin, I don't want your stuff, I got stuff of my own.
Thanks anyway.
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Andrew Murray
No it doesn't.
tronstr said:Let me rephrase that. Does FP2002 give you the option to disable right
click?