hi...
i have a big problem (with D.7.05) we have in germany since some months hard privacy rules as admins which we need to follow...
we must disable the function - to save pictures very easy... like right click -> save picture or download link! i know its stupid! every idiot can open the image like firefox in new tab and save it than or made screen... or or or.....
so can somebody share us the code, that we can disable the "function" save by the photo mod ???
without this modification nobody from the german admins can use dolphin without a high risk to get a dissuasiveness (law warning) from the german consumer protection organization! its very hard for us. my lawyer said that i can change the terms of use, but its not very safe. best solution is to disable the function and the stupid guide will be happy.
how i said, i hope somebody can help me/ us / german admins!
best regards...  (sry. for my bad english) --- call me asa! ;-) |
Sie konnen hier hilfe finden:
http://www.boonex.com/unity/forums/#topic/Disable-right-click-download-option-for-pictures-.htm
und hier
http://www.boonex.com/unity/forums/topic/Disabling-right-click.htm
Mfg,
Francisca
Sleepless |
I have tried inserting all three coding suggestions, one at a time, exactly in the place mentioned, with no success.
Apparently, the comment made by Magnussoft in these posts holds true, that the present versions of IE, Firefox and Chrome disregard this command and show the right click menu anyway. In fact, I visited a sample site that came up in a Google search to illustrate how this code had been used, and the right click was available!!
It seems the browser design powers-that-be have eliminated the ability to keep personal content secure. I think we should all be concerned about this. If disabling right-clicking is a law in Germany, how is anyone there able to comply? Perhaps some German designer has figured out a way to do this. Such code, if uncovered, should be posted here, and even incorporated as a security option in Dolphin for all admins, for instance, a "Disable right-clicking" checkbox In Advanced Settings.
Someday, Someway. |
I have tried inserting all three coding suggestions, one at a time, exactly in the place mentioned, with no success.
Apparently, the comment made by Magnussoft in these posts holds true, that the present versions of IE, Firefox and Chrome disregard this command and show the right click menu anyway. In fact, I visited a sample site that came up in a Google search to illustrate how this code had been used, and the right click was available!!
It seems the browser design powers-that-be have eliminated the ability to keep personal content private. I think we should all be concerned about this. If disabling right-clicking is a law in Germany, how is anyone there able to comply? Perhaps some German designer has figured out a way to do this. Such code, if uncovered, should be posted here, and perhaps incorporated as a security option in Dolphin for all admins, for instance, a "Disable right-clicking" checkbox In Advanced Settings.
You can use this and it works... :)
Put it right below <base href="<bx_url_root />" /> in your _header.html file
<script language=JavaScript>
var message="You can put a custom message here."; function click(e) { if (document.all) { if (event.button == 2) { alert(message); return false; } } if (document.layers) { if (e.which == 3) { alert(message); return false; } } } if (document.layers) { document.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN); } document.onmousedown=click; </script>
Let me know if it works please.. Good Luck!!! Remember this does not nearly stop people from getting content, but its one less way they can...
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thanks all.
... but no solution works!
have somebody a other idea??
ps: i have deleted all cache every time... on dolphin, server and browser! --- call me asa! ;-) |
templates/base/_header.html -- add this code - below : </head> - and empty the cache
<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>
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thanks.
the first version which works....
but its possible just to disable some functions of right click?? i mean save pictures and open picture, etc.
but copy and paste for example text should work with right click.
any solutions?
best regards! --- call me asa! ;-) |
aaaaa: yes we have similar rules in CZ . It will be good if that working code can be implemented to 7.1 as admin option so it can be turned on/of from administration |
@freakpower yes good idea!
@all i have a other idea, which will be perfect for all dolphin users!!
a boonex-expert can add to the photo-modul this modification: about every pic is a transparent "icon" which is 1x1 pixel big! if the user want right click and save the picture, than the user just save the icon !! i know this function from many networks! i think its the best and clear solution of all!! and now comes a part of freakpower`s idea: this icon function should be set in admin-panel under settings-> advanced settings -> set on or off this feature!
who like my idea????????????? pls click on thumb up! maybe if many users like this idea, than a developer will made this for us... ^^ however... .... i am ready to pay for this feature!! made me pls a bit! but all users should become this mod, because i think everybody need it! or a boonex-expert develop us this mod and will get donations. i will pay at first... ;-)
Best regards! --- call me asa! ;-) |
Hi,
The Danielmarseil script avoid right click but....
ALSO AVOID TO THE USERS EMBEBED A YOUTUBR VIDEO ETC.
I'm also awaitoing for a small script for avoid download pictures , videos, articles etc.
Some one has that?
ThanksTony
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