i would like to know how to hide my html source code from bieng veiwed or stolen and copied?
What do i need to do?
where can i get it?
Please help! Thank you very much!
HIDING HTML source code?
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Jimmy Bones
, May 01 2005 01:46 AM
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Posted 01 May 2005 - 01:46 AM
Jimmy Bones
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i would like to know how to hide my html source code from bieng veiwed or stolen and copied?
What do i need to do?
where can i get it?
Please help! Thank you very much!
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Posted 01 May 2005 - 06:30 AM
bdlt
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when using javascript or php, the actual code is hidden. the resulting html code is still visible, however.
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Posted 02 May 2005 - 06:59 AM
Technogeek8
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Here's the deal
Check out online for right click disabling. This might take care of it. By the way, doing code in javascript, doesn't hide it. But you can use javascript to disable viewing code. Check it out by doing a google search.
David
Check out online for right click disabling. This might take care of it. By the way, doing code in javascript, doesn't hide it. But you can use javascript to disable viewing code. Check it out by doing a google search.
David
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Posted 02 May 2005 - 07:15 AM
bdlt
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to 'hide' javascript in an external file(called abc.js for this example)
<script language="javascript1.3" src="abc.js"></script>
<script language="javascript1.3" src="abc.js"></script>
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Posted 03 May 2005 - 06:10 AM
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Thanks bdlt,
I didn't really know how to do it but by disabling the right click. They could still probilly access it in IE in the toolbar. Thanks
David
I didn't really know how to do it but by disabling the right click. They could still probilly access it in IE in the toolbar. Thanks
David
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Posted 04 May 2005 - 10:39 PM
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I dont think its possible to "hide" your html code. Everypage gets loaded onto your computer. The internet browser translates the web page code from the server and displays it as you see it. You could always put a copyrighted comment in the code.
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Posted 05 May 2005 - 09:12 AM
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but many are not following the copyrighted one.
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Posted 17 May 2005 - 03:36 PM
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the browser should receive a proper html source to display anyway. you cannot hide the source. disabling "view source" with javascript will not work either.
try this simple application: ViewHTML.com, type in a url and it will show the source together with the http response headers.
try this simple application: ViewHTML.com, type in a url and it will show the source together with the http response headers.
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Posted 17 May 2005 - 05:45 PM
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'Ello,
There is no way of truely hiding HTML code because when some one visits your web site the browser downloads the page onto their computer anyway which they can then use to look at it, or they can always just visit your site then go File > Save As then open the .html file in notepad or some thing of the sort.
The closest way I can think of doing this is by encyrpting it using Java and then having it all be decrypted once its been downloaded by the computer as it runs, I am not sure if this would work though, its a bit of an extreme to go to.
There is no way of truely hiding HTML code because when some one visits your web site the browser downloads the page onto their computer anyway which they can then use to look at it, or they can always just visit your site then go File > Save As then open the .html file in notepad or some thing of the sort.
The closest way I can think of doing this is by encyrpting it using Java and then having it all be decrypted once its been downloaded by the computer as it runs, I am not sure if this would work though, its a bit of an extreme to go to.
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Posted 29 May 2005 - 09:10 AM
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one way to hide your source code is to use a java applet. the source code is not on the server. you can protect decryption techniques, formulas, other proprietary info.
here's the html code which calls the applet(this is the only visible code):
<html>
<p> Applet call from html </p>
<applet code="GTG.class" height=300 width=300 target="_blank">
Java is not running
</applet>
</html>
here's the html code which calls the applet(this is the only visible code):
<html>
<p> Applet call from html </p>
<applet code="GTG.class" height=300 width=300 target="_blank">
Java is not running
</applet>
</html>
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Posted 29 May 2005 - 11:33 AM
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The way to truely hide your HTML.
Switch off your HTTP server, your HTML will be well-hidden and no-one will be able to copy it.
Downside of publishing documents is that the world can see them. There are many good apples in the world, but there are also bad apples. Until a selective breeding project is started I see no way to get rid of them.
Success
Ojo
Switch off your HTTP server, your HTML will be well-hidden and no-one will be able to copy it.
Downside of publishing documents is that the world can see them. There are many good apples in the world, but there are also bad apples. Until a selective breeding project is started I see no way to get rid of them.
Success
Ojo
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Posted 29 May 2005 - 06:52 PM
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Encrypting might be the way to go.
I actually gave this a try and my web page is still concealed. Give it a try. Type in my site here and try to view the sourcecode.
I tested this out myself. I even downloaded the HTML file and tried to open it in a HTML editor, but nothing shows up
The program I recommend using is HTML Cipher. It can disable right click if you wish also. This program has a lot of security features which may interest you. For my purposes, I want to allow the users to right click and copy, but they can't see the source code. You can disable both, so no one can copy the source or the contents, at least not in a simple fashion. I mean they could rewrite the whole web page themselves, but that would be crazy
the browser should receive a proper html source to display anyway. you cannot hide the source. disabling "view source" with javascript will not work either.
try this simple application: ViewHTML.com, type in a url and it will show the source together with the http response headers.
I actually gave this a try and my web page is still concealed. Give it a try. Type in my site here and try to view the sourcecode.
I tested this out myself. I even downloaded the HTML file and tried to open it in a HTML editor, but nothing shows up
The program I recommend using is HTML Cipher. It can disable right click if you wish also. This program has a lot of security features which may interest you. For my purposes, I want to allow the users to right click and copy, but they can't see the source code. You can disable both, so no one can copy the source or the contents, at least not in a simple fashion. I mean they could rewrite the whole web page themselves, but that would be crazy
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Posted 30 May 2005 - 12:25 PM
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mm, no dice greyknight, downloaded the html trough firefox and i can view it in notepad just fine.
there really is no way to protect your published files, Ojoshiro has it right.
don't be fooled by gimmicks.
[ peace ]
there really is no way to protect your published files, Ojoshiro has it right.
don't be fooled by gimmicks.
[ peace ]
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Posted 30 May 2005 - 09:24 PM
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You can view the HTML souce code? Did you encrypt it at all? I even used a simple encryption and it can make the source code almost unreadable. If you want, use Total Encryption and the source will be so jarbled up that no human, in his right mind, can decrypt the source from what I read.
You can view the source, but it's the encrypted source. No one knows what it means. I'm using firefox and downloaded one of the webpages I encrypted for my site. Can't see the actual HTML code. I only see the encrypted code.
You can view the source, but it's the encrypted source. No one knows what it means. I'm using firefox and downloaded one of the webpages I encrypted for my site. Can't see the actual HTML code. I only see the encrypted code.
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Posted 30 May 2005 - 10:53 PM
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What part are you trying to hide? Just downloaded into my editor and a lot of your page's code comes up fine. Didn't bother to pick up style sheet, *.js files and other stuff that would make it display better, but I can see the code and have no problem reading it.Encrypting might be the way to go.
I actually gave this a try and my web page is still concealed. Give it a try. Type in my site here and try to view the sourcecode.
I tested this out myself. I even downloaded the HTML file and tried to open it in a HTML editor, but nothing shows up
BTW, your page is missing the required HTML tags for <body> and <html> in case you wanted to know.
Ron
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