Help With Html Code


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I want to know how you can do that with HTML...so people don't copy and paste text from a certain site. ;) Any help would be much appreciated. :)
 
Can't do it with HTML :)









It takes Javascript.








And people can just disable JS and still copy the text, so it's really a huge waste of time and just an annoyance to every sitegoer, no matter what their intentions.
 
ASK posted on Aug 26 2006 at 10:15 PM said:
+1 Asshat points for recolouring the model you made a thread about, then claiming it's official from GPH. Big WTF on that one.
Yep. It's just annoying.
 
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iignotus posted on Aug 26 2006 at 09:02 PM said:
And people can just disable JS and still copy the text, so it's really a huge waste of time and just an annoyance to every sitegoer, no matter what their intentions.
oh can do it other ways like right clicking off screen and then going over to what you want to copy, at least worked back in the day when I used IE
 
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The sites that have that crap on them are usually a crap colour with millions of crap animated gifs such as spinning stars. Why you would want to follow this model I will never know.
 
Maybe he is going retro and trying to make a website look as if it was made in the mid 90s.
 
Javacat posted on Aug 27 2006 at 10:00 AM said:
Maybe he is going retro and trying to make a website look as if it was made in the mid 90s.
He should just jump into the 21st century and make a website full of crap Flash animations, crap Flash menus, and crap music playing in the background by abusing browser plugins.

You know, like a MySpace profile or a shitty local band's website.
 
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Ravnos posted on Aug 27 2006 at 01:58 PM said:
Javacat posted on Aug 27 2006 at 10:00 AM said:
Maybe he is going retro and trying to make a website look as if it was made in the mid 90s.
He should just jump into the 21st century and make a website full of crap Flash animations, crap Flash menus, and crap music playing in the background by abusing browser plugins.

You know, like a MySpace profile or a shitty local band's website.

I like Google's approach... so simple. This is the way websites should be made.
 
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OMars posted on Aug 27 2006 at 03:26 PM said:
Can you still disable highlighting text? :unsure:

No, and it wouldn't matter even if I am wrong:

tempwo6.jpg
 
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Just a little comment on you trying to make sure nobody can copy your information:

If I can see your information, I can copy it. It doesn't matter what form you put it in, or what kind of encryption it has, what format (video/audio/text/whatever) it is, or ANYTHING. If I can see it, I CAN COPY IT.

=)
 
Shikaku posted on Aug 27 2006 at 04:44 PM said:
If I can see your information, I can copy it. It doesn't matter what form you put it in, or what kind of encryption it has, what format (video/audio/text/whatever) it is, or ANYTHING. If I can see it, I CAN COPY IT.
Yep. Goes for everybody, from you's and me's to giant multinational companies.

But sometimes, it takes longer for cetain people to grasp reality than others :p
 
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if you want to disable right mouse click, just stick this in your body tag:

oncontextmenu="alert('Sorry, right click is disabled!'); return false;"

i.e. a page that has Hello in it would look like:

<head>
</head>
<body oncontextmenu="alert('Sorry, right click is disabled!'); return false;">
Hello
</body>


Hope that was of help.
 
WarmFluffyUK posted on Aug 28 2006 at 07:31 AM said:
if you want to disable right mouse click, just stick this in your body tag:

oncontextmenu="alert('Sorry, right click is disabled!'); return false;"

i.e. a page that has Hello in it would look like:

<head>
</head>
<body oncontextmenu="alert('Sorry, right click is disabled!'); return false;">
Hello
</body>


Hope that was of help.
Have you not read this thread yet?
 
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iignotus posted on Aug 28 2006 at 05:15 PM said:
WarmFluffyUK posted on Aug 28 2006 at 07:31 AM said:
if you want to disable right mouse click, just stick this in your body tag:

oncontextmenu="alert('Sorry, right click is disabled!'); return false;"

i.e. a page that has Hello in it would look like:

<head>
</head>
<body oncontextmenu="alert('Sorry, right click is disabled!'); return false;">
Hello
</body>


Hope that was of help.
Have you not read this thread yet?


She was actually the most helpful person in the thread......
 
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Deleted User posted on Aug 28 2006 at 12:24 PM said:
iignotus posted on Aug 28 2006 at 05:15 PM said:
WarmFluffyUK posted on Aug 28 2006 at 07:31 AM said:
if you want to disable right mouse click, just stick this in your body tag:

oncontextmenu="alert('Sorry, right click is disabled!'); return false;"

i.e. a page that has Hello in it would look like:

<head>
</head>
<body oncontextmenu="alert('Sorry, right click is disabled!'); return false;">
Hello
</body>


Hope that was of help.
Have you not read this thread yet?


She was actually the most helpful person in the thread......
I sincerely beg to differ.
 
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iignotus posted on Aug 28 2006 at 05:56 PM said:
I sincerely beg to differ.
Well considering the thread is "Help With Html Code, disabling the right mouse button function..." I actually gave the javascript to do it. Instead of forming my own opinions whether it is a good thing or not, I thought it would be nice to be helpful. I'm amazed nobody else in this thread actually just gave the javascript themselves.

If someone wants to disable right hand mouse click on their own site, let them do it, regardless of how easy it is to copy sites content. That is one of the things that makes the web so interesting, the freedom to express yourself and to have your own web site the way you like it :) .
 
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