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Javascript New Window Help


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I have been asked to help with a site because their old developer went out of business. THey built a custom asp.net website that sells house plans and they insist on disabling right click with a body tag using the "oncontextmenu" method. So fine... but they allow larger previewing of the homes using a javascript window opener to show the enlarged image. Problem is the new window allows right click. I have gone through all the code and pinpointed the code below which enables the window opener to preview the pictures:


{
HtmlImage imgSmallImage = (HtmlImage)e.Item.FindControl("imgSmallImage");
imgSmallImage.Attributes.Add("onClick", "javascript:image_open('houses/" + DataBinder.Eval(e.Item.DataItem, "PlanImage") + "')");

}
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My question, is there any way to disable right click by modifiying this opening code so the image in this new window can't be right clicked. I see no other way and javascript isnt my strong point. I wish the client would just not do this but they insist.

Thank you very much

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