[MacroPhotoPro]

Hi;

I am running an image-hosting forum and would be interested in a hack that I could protect images displayed on showthread.php (forum display thread default) from a right-click save. The following javascripting isn't working:

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What code would you recommend to disable right-clicking and display the message: This image is protected by legal copyright and is the property of its owner ?

Would be grateful for any input,

Jack

[ForceHSS]

http://ozzmodz.com/showthread.php/70...B3-8%29-v1-0-1

[MacroPhotoPro]

Thank you. It works perfectly for the photos ... unfortunately, it also disables right-clicking on TEXT too in the Edt text section

--------------- Added 17 Apr 2015 at 02:14 ---------------

Any other ideas?

[ForceHSS]

talk to ozzy on his site see if he will add in what option you need

[Elite_360_]

Add this at the end of your footer Template.

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Found it at DynamicDrive.com

[MacroPhotoPro]

I appreciate this, thank you ... where can I place the following verbiage:

"This image is protected by legal copyright and is the property of its owner." ?

[ForceHSS]

You can't in the above it you need to be rewritten

[Elite_360_]

Originally Posted by MacroPhotoPro

I appreciate this, thank you ... where can I place the following verbiage:

"This image is protected by legal copyright and is the property of its owner." ?

Try this

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The code above might stop a normal user from stealing your images but you can always steal an image by inspect element in your browsers.

[MacroPhotoPro]

Thank you very much!

If you can't right-click, how do you employ inspect element?

--------------- Added 17 Apr 2015 at 18:28 ---------------

This works perfectly, thank you.

--------------- Added 17 Apr 2015 at 18:30 ---------------

BTW, I see what you're saying on the inspect element. But at least it's a cursory deterrent. Thanks again.

--------------- Added 17 Apr 2015 at 21:04 ---------------

Actually, there is a problem.

I get the "No right click" message ... however, when I click-away the error message, then my right-click menu pops up, so I can do the same thing anyway

How do I get rid of that second-appearance of my full right-click menu?

Thanks again,

Jack

[Lynne]

You realize that if the user is viewing the image using a browser, the image is already downloaded to their computer, right?

[MacroPhotoPro]

Yes, I realize that (ultimately) no deterrent can stop someone who really knows what they're doing.

However, no-right-click does deter the lion's share of people trying for free downloads.

It's kind of like locking your home/car. Do you realize that, if someone is hell-bound intent on getting into your car, or home, they can?

But you still lock your car and your home, right?

In the same way, employing a no-right-click is still a good idea for an image-hosing forum, as it prevents most people from trying.

Thanks and, btw, do you have a solution?

Jack

[alcazarx]

Do you realize that you should use a better tone against an administrative member?

Also, if you deactivate JS in your Browser, many of these "scripts" wont work.
Besides, you can also use screenshots/snapshots to get images.

Solution? If you dont want them to be seen on other pages you can using .htaccess to prevent hot linking or watermark them.
Best solution is, if you dont want images to be shared or loaded, dont post them on internet (but this you probably dont want to hear )

[Zachery]

I stop using websites that prevent me from right clicking.

[Elite_360_]

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[MacroPhotoPro]

Originally Posted by Elite_360_

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Thank you very much for your time. Sincerely appreciated.

Jack