Disable Copying of images of content of your blog or website using java script | Disable the right click
Disable Right Click, Use JavaScript
to disable right click and disable image toolbar. Stop users leeching
your images, viewing your source, hot linking images and stealing
bandwidth. Stop them breaching your Copyright.
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If you have a blog or website you must be worrying that some one might copy your content or may steal your source and create their own website or blog or somebody might use your images and display it in their own blog or website. To stop this thing, you must go through the steps in this article.
Disable Microsoft Image Tool bar
Use this Markup to disable Image Toolbar for all images on the page ...
Use this Markup to disable Image Toolbar for individual images ...
Some user might disable javascript on their browser so that your scripts will not execute and they are able to access all the source and images, in this case if JavaScript is disabled redirect the visitor to some other page stating please enable JavaScript to view original page.
Disable Web Browser Cache using JavaScript
It would be pretty useless to take all the steps outlined on this page and then have a 'savvy user' view the contents of their browser's cache from where they would be able to snatch all the images and source Markup on your page. In the first META Tag below, the Pragma header is used to specify information not formally defined in the HTTP specification but the most commonly used value is no-cache. This value disables Web client caching of pages and page content in most Web browsers.
Preventing caching can sometimes be problematic because some browsers do not always bypass the browser cache properly and novel one solution to this problem is to include a second HEAD section at the bottom of your web page, in between the closing BODY Tag and the closing HTML Tag. This second HEAD section should contain a repeat of the Pragma no-cache META Tag. Peculiar maybe but there it is.
Disable Page Printing using HTML / JavaScript
Non-Supporting Browsers
Some of the less popular browsers appear to make a virtue out of not supporting the various methods outlined on this page. Two browsers that spring to mind in this context are Opera and Safari and If you are trying to protect your pages then the only solution to this problem that I can see, is to exclude these browsers from viewing your pages altogether. For some reason, many browsers seem to try to hide their true identity and in the case of both Opera and Safari the only way to check properly is to test their full User Agent string so that you can redirect them to a 'browser-not-supported' page. The scripts provided below use JavaScript Regular Expressions to accomplish this and if the named browser is detected then the user is redirected to a 'not supported' page. Do not forget to provide the 'not supported' page/s.
Opera Browsers
A typical Safari browser User Agent string
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If you have a blog or website you must be worrying that some one might copy your content or may steal your source and create their own website or blog or somebody might use your images and display it in their own blog or website. To stop this thing, you must go through the steps in this article.
Disable Microsoft Image Tool bar
Use this Markup to disable Image Toolbar for all images on the page ...
<meta http-equiv="imagetoolbar" content="no">
Use this Markup to disable Image Toolbar for individual images ...
<img src="no-more-leeching.gif" width="250" height="250" galleryimg="no">Next thing you can do is disable context menu or right click menu
Add this attribute to the BODY Tag to disable the context menu everywhere on the page ...
<body oncontextmenu="return false;">
Add this Attribute to an IMG Tag to disable the context or right click menu for individual images ...
<img src="no-more-leeching.gif" width="250" height="250" oncontextmenu="return false">Disable copy and paste for text and images on your website or blog
Add these attributes to the BODY Tag to disable copy/paste everywhere on the page
<body ondragstart="return false" onselectstart="return false">
or better still add this script to the JavaScript section in the HEAD of your page
document.body.ondragstart = "return false"; document.body.onselectstart = "return false";Do not show your web page or blog if javascript is disabled
Some user might disable javascript on their browser so that your scripts will not execute and they are able to access all the source and images, in this case if JavaScript is disabled redirect the visitor to some other page stating please enable JavaScript to view original page.
Add this Markup to the HEAD section of your page, immediately below the META Tags
<noscript><meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;URL=error-no-javascript.html"></noscript>
Disable Web Browser Cache using JavaScript
It would be pretty useless to take all the steps outlined on this page and then have a 'savvy user' view the contents of their browser's cache from where they would be able to snatch all the images and source Markup on your page. In the first META Tag below, the Pragma header is used to specify information not formally defined in the HTTP specification but the most commonly used value is no-cache. This value disables Web client caching of pages and page content in most Web browsers.
Preventing caching can sometimes be problematic because some browsers do not always bypass the browser cache properly and novel one solution to this problem is to include a second HEAD section at the bottom of your web page, in between the closing BODY Tag and the closing HTML Tag. This second HEAD section should contain a repeat of the Pragma no-cache META Tag. Peculiar maybe but there it is.
Include this META Tag in the HEAD section of your page along with the other META Tags
<!-- MICROSOFT/MOZILLA/NETSCAPE BROWSERS ALL REQUIRE THIS META TAG --> <meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache"> <!-- MICROSOFT BROWSERS REQUIRE THIS ADDITIONAL META TAG AS WELL --> <meta http-equiv="Expires" content="-1">
and then include this second HEAD section between the closing BODY Tag and closing HTML Tag
</body> <!-- ADD THIS EXTRA HEAD SECTION IF YOU FIND YOUR PAGES ARE STILL BEING CACHED IN SOME BROWSERS --> <head><meta http-equiv="Pragma" content="no-cache"></head> </html>
Disable Page Printing using HTML / JavaScript
This is a Microsoft only solution and you should include these Attributes in your BODY Tag
<body onBeforePrint="document.body.style.display='none'"; onAfterPrint="document.body.style.display='';">
This is a CSS cross-browser solution which should be included as a separate section in the HEAD of your page
<style media="print">
<--
BODY {
display:none;
}
-->
</style>
Non-Supporting Browsers
Some of the less popular browsers appear to make a virtue out of not supporting the various methods outlined on this page. Two browsers that spring to mind in this context are Opera and Safari and If you are trying to protect your pages then the only solution to this problem that I can see, is to exclude these browsers from viewing your pages altogether. For some reason, many browsers seem to try to hide their true identity and in the case of both Opera and Safari the only way to check properly is to test their full User Agent string so that you can redirect them to a 'browser-not-supported' page. The scripts provided below use JavaScript Regular Expressions to accomplish this and if the named browser is detected then the user is redirected to a 'not supported' page. Do not forget to provide the 'not supported' page/s.
Opera Browsers
A typical Opera browser User Agent string
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1) Opera 7.54
Locate this script at or near the top of the JavaScript section in the HEAD of your page
if(navigator.userAgent.match(/Opera/ig)) {
location.replace("opera-not-supported.html");
}
Safari BrowsersA typical Safari browser User Agent string
Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; U; PPC Mac OS X; en) AppleWebKit/412 (KHTML, like Gecko) Safari/412
Locate this script at or near the top of the JavaScript section in the HEAD of your page
if(navigator.userAgent.match(/Safari/ig)) { location.replace("safari-not-supported.html");
}
