Phot download issue...

Hi, in D6.1.6 if i try to drag the photos to my descktop nothing happend... But in D7 i can copy the photo to the descktop.

Because i run an adult site, i don't like this... so how i can protect the photos to download?

I already disable the right click of the mouse, but i don't konw how to disable the drag...

Thank you.

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Quote · 16 Jan 2010

how did you disable the right click option..ive been trying to find it all day for d7

Quote · 21 Jan 2010

I use the some mod i used for d6.1.6 :

" go to

temlates >> temp_xxx >> base >> _header.html

and enter the following script between </head> and <body> and save it.

This disables right click on ur site.Thus prevents others to look at ur codes.

for unique temlates for ur dolphin contact just_dileep@yahoo.com

_______________________________________________________________________

<script language=JavaScript>

<!--

var message="";

///////////////////////////////////

function clickIE() {if (document.all) {(message);return false;}}

function clickNS(e) {if

(document.layers||(document.getElementById&&!document.all)) {

if (e.which==2||e.which==3) {(message);return false;}}}

if (document.layers)

{document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);document.onmousedown=clickNS;}

else{document.onmouseup=clickNS;document.oncontextmenu=clickIE;}

document.oncontextmenu=new Function("return false")

// -->

</script>

"

Is not my code, i found on the net ...For me as work...

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Quote · 28 Jan 2010

I am also looking for a fix to this problem. Does anyone know how to make photos more secure so that they are not able to be saved or dragged to a desktop. Please help!

Quote · 7 May 2010

i believe the dragging is a browser specific feature, so you need to find the javascript code that disables that option for each browser.

for ie:

document.ondragstart = function () { return false; };

for firefox:

<img src="spider2.png" onmousedown="if (event.preventDefault) event.preventDefault()">

i'm tired
Quote · 7 May 2010

I guess I understand your concern but if a person wants to get a picture from your site how will you stop things like snag it or any screen capture program and isn't that really the person you are trying to stop?  I don't know as I am not in your business but just curious why you don't use flash to protect taking your images short of the screen capture which I would have no idea how you could stop that?  I guess you just want to make it tougher for the person to right click vs print screen for me with snag it 8?  this does not even go into a data scrap software which  could take every picture you have and they have access to?  no?  I am just asking.  In my business people steal pictures so I use flash to make it tougher but one step further is to watermark them so they can't be used for more than personal gain?

Csampson
Quote · 7 May 2010

 

I guess I understand your concern but if a person wants to get a picture from your site how will you stop things like snag it or any screen capture program and isn't that really the person you are trying to stop?  I don't know as I am not in your business but just curious why you don't use flash to protect taking your images short of the screen capture which I would have no idea how you could stop that?  I guess you just want to make it tougher for the person to right click vs print screen for me with snag it 8?  this does not even go into a data scrap software which  could take every picture you have and they have access to?  no?  I am just asking.  In my business people steal pictures so I use flash to make it tougher but one step further is to watermark them so they can't be used for more than personal gain?

 

He's right you know. It doesn't matter how you protect a photo on your site, I can steal it.

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Quote · 8 May 2010

What do I need to do in order to use the FLASH program you mention? What I don't understand is what is so different in D7 that makes image theft so much easier. You would think it would be made more secure. I know that ultimately you can not stop the theft of images (especially via screen capture) but one can make it harder.  I also notice that non members can access my profile images direct if they have the direct jpg file path... even though I have set dolphin to not allow photo access to non members. Can anyone help or suggest anything?

Quote · 8 May 2010

http://www.photodex.com/gallery/view?yt=2252   7:10 into the video...........Interesting and I had no idea they could do it........

Slideshow pro is a flash slideshow product.......

Csampson
Quote · 8 May 2010

Thanks, the script to disable "right-click" worked for me. :)

Quote · 23 Nov 2012
 
 
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