[El Barto]

'Ello,

I was wondering if there was away to hide all of your code from the view > source screen?

[nivek]

Well you can disable right click, and for doing that you can go to Javascript.internet.com.

Heres a link that would link you to the no right click page:

http://javascript.internet.com/page-...ght-click.html

Note, people can right click if the disable javascript or if they use a mac

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[nivek]

Oh i just forgot that people can go under view source under the view tab.

[El Barto]

ok, thank you

[jamslam]

Don't even bother.

It is impossible to stop people from viewing source.

In your browser, on any web page, go to 'File > Save Web Page As...'... You then have all their images and their source

There is however... One way of hiding your source. Don't put it on the internet

Whatever you do, don't disable right click. As it disable user functionality such as adding your site to their bookmarks, refresh page, opening links in new window, printing, going back or forward in their browser's history, etc.

The minute you visit a web site, your browser downloads the site onto your computer so you may view it- that's before you can do anything.

[Eclipse]

Your all wrong you can encrypt html codes so even after going to View ~ View Source it's still encrypted www.designerwiz.com/generator/encryptHTML1.htm there ya go

[kvnband]

That's not really encryption. That's just turning like "<" into %3C and ">" into %3E

Very easy to "decrypt"

Honestly, there is no true way to keep a person from viewing your source

[nekeno12]

You're going to have to give up on hiding source. Obviously in languages like PHP or ASP, you can hide script source, but HTML, no way. The browser has to see the source, otherwise it couldn't display the page. And there will never be a browser that doesn't display that source. Even if there was, it's not hard to receive HTTP requests using any web language and get the source there.

[Eclipse]

try that encrption from a basic htrml document then open in ie it was display but the source will be encrypted

[infinitylimit]

Eclipse, the link you gave says encryption but it's a misnomer. Your really just obfuscating the code.

El Barto,

Basically if you want to "protect" your code your looking at doing an 80/20 split 80 percent won't bother to figure out what you've done to make it harder. But there will always be 20 percent that will. If that is satisfactory to you, try this:


*abandon html tags for custom xml tags (you will lose alot of the people there)
*then use css on your xml tags to display them properly (not standard I know)
*go ahead and use the obfuscator that Eclipse linked but be sure and make it a linked in script using <script src="blah.js"></script>
*then why not use the disable right click, wouldn't hurt you already gone down the path why do things half way?

I personally wouldn't do it but I know it would stop a majority of people from viewing.