Preserved Topic: Hiding code? (Page 1 of 1)

Is there a way to prevent users to watch the HTML code (View Source)??? Im not thinking about using perl/CGi or something like that, but a Javascript or something??

Very thankfull for help on this :=)

We've already run into such discussions many times....

There is no real way to hide your HTML code or JavaScript code....

1)You can disable the "Right-Click button"
2)Hide the "View-Source"
3)Disable the "View-Source"
4)Use HTML/JavaScript cryptors and crunchers...But that doesn't do that good as long as someone *wants* to see your code.

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If the page is displayed! It can be read and analyzed

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Read this for more opinions on the subject... http://www.ozoneasylum.com/Forum2/HTML/000753.html

tnx guys :=)

This is what I have said about those "no-right click" scripts...

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That "no right-click" script is extremely stupid... And here's the easiest way to overcome it, just left click anywhere on the page (for example if you need context menu for some specific link, first left-click on it) and then press right-click button on the keyboard (it's the first key located left from the right Ctrl key).
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Plus there's the view -> source menu...

hiding the source is A) impossible, and B) dishonorable.

I've discovered a absolute fool-proof way to hide HTML code!

don't write any

You can also print it out, delete the file on your computer, and lock it in a safe.

Bugimus, that's a good one, heh...

you can write ugly code that no one wants to read.

i heard someone did his entire site as a java applet. took a helluva long time to load but couldnt have its source viewed at all... but i guess it doesnt really apply since ure talking HTML code here

i dont know much about java, might be a dumb question, but curious tho - would it be possible to create a small java applet that basically loaded external HTML pages within the applet itself? sorry if its too stupid an idea...told ya i didnt know anything about java...



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Yeah, if you want to write your own browser.

And I think MS is disabling Java support anyway...

Yeah you can write pretty much anything in Java and run it in a browser.

But who'd want to?

You could probably write an ActiveX script to do this too but that would be dumb since it would only work on IE

Slime. Microsoft isn't disabling Java they are just not bundling it in the IE 6 browser shipping with XP but it will be availible for download. I can't believe they still pull this bullshit.



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