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How to disable View Resource for a webpage?


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In BODY section, I have tried to add onload="crap.style.display="" and style="overflow:hidden", but it could not work.

Any ideas appreciated.

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view resource?

you mean view source?

it can't be done.

View Source File

How to forbid View Source File?

(Done! Done! It could be done! Someone did!)

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The most you can do is deny the function of the right click.

Not only can you do that, but you can disable "save as " and etc.

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No you can't... the best way to stop people from copying your style etc would probably be to make the whole page into an image, but that isnt exactly easy, or quick to download.

There is definately NO way to stop people from viewing the source. Disabling right click is just damn fcuking annoying - those who want to see the source will be able to and it'll just annoy the average user.

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you can put a whole bunch of blank lines at the top of your code.

stupid people will think it's blank. :)

Old trick, as long as the client is control of the data, they can do anything they want with the info sent to them.

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Dood, all of you above are suckers lol!

Again, done! It can be done!

And I hope those shrewd programmers appear here!

With loads of bland lines to fool donkeies can just work for the time being. One who could play computer, who would be more or less a smart person and could notice the scrolling bar and understand the fact.

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Dood, all of you above are suckers lol!

Again, done! It can be done!

And I hope those shrewd programmers appear here!

With loads of bland lines to fool donkeies can just work for the time being. One who could play computer, who would be more or less a smart person and could notice the scrolling bar and understand the fact.

if you know it, then share the info. :crazy:

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Guys, take a look at here:

http://www.kloakit.com/stealthtech.html

(Sorry my hands are quite full for the present, so I didn't read the following content carefully and find out the practical code. But anyway, it seems that kloakit is not just kidding. See you later, Good day/night to all members around the world)

Stealth Technology

Luckily, there is a way to protect your site from search engine plagiarism. A kind of CGI script called a "stealth script" or a "food script" can hide the source code that put you on the top of the search engines.

When I first heard of these stealth scripts I thought they were a little sneaky. You see, I've been designing and promoting web pages since graphics on a web page was still an outrageous and amazing idea. I learned how to do it by viewing other people's source code. So it was only natural to assume that people might be viewing my source code, too... Little did I know that many web page promotion "experts" were simply stealing source code and submitting it to engines under their own domain names! The purpose of "stealth" scripts is not to trick search engines into giving high rankings to pages with irrelevent keywords... their purpose is to keep people from stealing your rightfully earned place on the search engines... #1.

These scripts can detect if the viewer of your web page is a real person or a search engine... it serves your regular home page to a real person and a specially designed "robot page" to a search engine. The robot page is loaded with keywords and all the techniques that'll get a page high rankings on search engines. The cool thing is that WITH A STEALTH SCRIPT, NOBODY EVER SEES YOUR CODE THAT GOT YOU THE NUMBER ONE LISTING!!! That means your #1 rank on the search engine that you paid so much in time and money for is finally safe!

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Nope, that doesn't help. You can still decrypt that data however you want. It's all circumventable....

There are rarely web pages being encripted, however, at least for me(NEVER have I ever seen a web page with encripted source code. LOL!).

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Dood, all of you above are suckers lol!

      Again, done! It can be done!

      And I hope those shrewd programmers appear here!

if you know it, then share the info. :crazy:

(dougkinzinger @ Mar 25 2003, 05:42)

it can't be done....remember, if it gets on the users' PC, it can be viewed.  Plain & simple.

For example:

It is quite easy to hide the menu bar and refrain from clicking right buttom, the page looks not very pretty though.

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uhhh did u not know? the temporary internet files folder..even if you disable view source, the webpage that they access will be saved on their computer.. all they would have to do is empty the folder then refresh the page and all of your content will be accessible for viewing. there's no point of disabling the right click or encrypting or whatever crap. TEMPORARY INTERNET FILES

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I think you can change the source to go %20%4F instead of actual letters, but I don't know where to generate it (Y)

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yep , there is no way the source can be hidden simply because for the browser to view the webpage in the first place it needs the HTML code , which means that the browser is in possesion of this code , even if it is encrypted the browser would need to decrypt it or the page would simply not display,

why would you want to hide your source anyway?

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