how to create a new page without the address bar and etc
How do you open a new link page on its own without all the address bar and toolbars ?
Generally speaking im trying to give a list of URLs but on clicking it opens a new window with the URL without the address bar and also stopping them from saving the pictures and everything else .
i ve seen it in some site telling me how to do this but for the life of me i cant remember where i saw it
plz help , thx in advance
Suzanne posted this at 16:55 — 18th February 2003.
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zerocattle.com/examples/popUp.html
Also, to prevent saving pictures, you'll want to employ some other tactics, but be aware that none of them are foolproof:
1. Use a spacer.gif (transparent 1x1 pixel gif) set to the same size as your image and put your image as the background of the page.
2. Use a no-right-click script to prevent easy snagging.
3. Use a JavaScript obfuscator to make it hard to read the source and find the images.
NOTE: none of these methods will work in reality, they only provide an illusion that will prevent some people from linking to or taking your image.
starter posted this at 23:46 — 18th February 2003.
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Thx Suz , i tried that script ( paste it into the head )in ultradev but i have to be honest ^o^ , i ve never done much else apart from simple html pages , anyway , i couldnt get it to work after saving it as a asp file
, maybe i ve modified it wrong somewhere down the line .. i give it another go .
What im actually trying to do so you can get a fair idea
is that im just starting to mess around with ASP and trying to build a database of websites from various companies , as this has taken me donkeys to construct this database , last thing i want is some1 coming along and hijack the idea and nick all the web address and put it on thier site , as i ve seen a few site that have done this to protect thier data , im sorry if i confused u earlier about stopping peeps from saving pictures and all that.
i thought this possibly could be done within html , maybe i was looking at the wrong thing , so plz point me to the right direction if possible
many thx
Suzanne posted this at 00:59 — 19th February 2003.
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The only way to protect your data is to not have it online.
As for not getting the script working, perhaps you would be better to use the zipped source instead of copying and pasting. Copying from a browser often puts in illegal characters that will break any script.
The script itself isn't an .asp file, it's .js -- JavaScript, a client-side language. If you want to do it within ASP, you can, of course. You shouldn't need to edit anything though you may need to escape some quotation marks if you have the JavaScript right inside the ASP scripting to print to the browser.
HTML does no scripting.
TOBART posted this at 02:24 — 19th February 2003.
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One thing you might want to keep in mind, is anyone can take a screen shot of the page and keep whatever text / images they want.
Renegade posted this at 07:33 — 19th February 2003.
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Best way to protect images is to water mark them...
There are many threads of this kind here at TWF try a search for them
Busy posted this at 09:32 — 19th February 2003.
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watermarks aren't fool proof either
It's like a car theif, you can't stop them, only slow them down
starter posted this at 18:50 — 19th February 2003.
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i just did a quick read thru and manage to get some results , now i just have to try and construct it dynamically so i dont have to do this for every link , beware ... i ll be back ^o^ and thx for pointing me to the right direction suz
Suzanne posted this at 19:05 — 19th February 2003.
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It works well dynamically, too. Good luck!
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