Protect Images....not 100%
Posted: Sat Mar 20, 2010 6:06 pm
Well, this thought just came to my mind...to protect images, which had been always asked on this forum. Though, there is no 100% solution for it still many things have been suggested earlier like:
1) Disable right click (Which will disable copy of image)
2) Cutting the image into several parts(discouraging as the user needs to join them all to use)
3) Watermarking
4) Covering it with transparent object (if right clicked and copied, it will copy the transparent image)
and many more....
Though none of these are perfect and an image when displayed on the browser will be available for download if the visitor has little knowledge.
Here is one more approach that may be used to achieve the same which I think has not been discussed yet.
Look at the page below and try to copy the image normally
http://dt.lucknowwebs.com/5/imagehide.html
SORRY, I MISSED WRITING THE PROCESS.....
IT HAS BEEN DONE BY SIMPLY USING THE ROLL OVER EXTENSION. MAKE A WATERMARKED COPY OF THE MAIN IMAGE AND USE IT AS ALTERNATE IMAGE.
Once again I must say, this, as all mentioned earlier, isnt 100% perfect, it is only to make it difficult for the normal user to copy the images
1) Disable right click (Which will disable copy of image)
2) Cutting the image into several parts(discouraging as the user needs to join them all to use)
3) Watermarking
4) Covering it with transparent object (if right clicked and copied, it will copy the transparent image)
and many more....
Though none of these are perfect and an image when displayed on the browser will be available for download if the visitor has little knowledge.
Here is one more approach that may be used to achieve the same which I think has not been discussed yet.
Look at the page below and try to copy the image normally
http://dt.lucknowwebs.com/5/imagehide.html
SORRY, I MISSED WRITING THE PROCESS.....
IT HAS BEEN DONE BY SIMPLY USING THE ROLL OVER EXTENSION. MAKE A WATERMARKED COPY OF THE MAIN IMAGE AND USE IT AS ALTERNATE IMAGE.
Once again I must say, this, as all mentioned earlier, isnt 100% perfect, it is only to make it difficult for the normal user to copy the images